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The Press-Enterprise on MSN3 Riverside police patrol officers investigated for having disabled veteran plates on personal carsThree Riverside patrol officers are being investigated by the Police Department for having disabled military veteran license plates on their personal vehicles while working as active-duty officers, ...
An officer with the Veterans Affairs Police Department was indicted on civil rights and assault charges that claim he used a department-issued baton to strike a restrained man dozens of times at a ...
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The Southern Maryland Chronicle on MSNPGPD Loses Veteran Corporal Days Before RetirementThe Prince George’s County Police Department is mourning the unexpected death of Corporal Tonya Proctor, a 21-year veteran ...
A former police officer with the Department of Veterans Affairs has been sentenced to one year in federal prison for striking a homeless man with his baton roughly 45 ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs managers a more than $350-billion budget, and oversees nearly 200 medical centers and hospitals nationwide.
A New Jersey Veterans Affairs police officer died after suffering a medical emergency while training in Arkansas last month. Cpl. Raymond Kuuchi of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Police ...
A Harvard Medical School professor who works with the Veterans Affairs Department to assess veterans’ risk of suicide hopes his project can survive a fierce internal debate at the department on ...
Among the cuts were more than 1,000 employees from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Although the cuts were non-union probationary employees across the country, it could […] ...
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins criticizes California officials as anti-ICE riots force closure of LA veterans care center, impacting over 600 veteran appointments.
Ex-govt. worker going to prison for defrauding Dept. of Veteran Affairs of $130K Man claimed he needed wife's full-time assistance with routine activities such as dressing himself and taking care ...
An officer with Veterans Affairs Police Department used excessive force when he beat an unarmed arrestee with his baton, for 41 seconds, as the man was pinned down by another officer, federal ...
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