An accusation brought against Bishop Police Sergeant Larry Cox by the Inyo County Grand Jury, alleging he had violated several sections of the Bishop Police Department policy manual, was dismissed August 17, 1999, by a visiting judge on the motion of Cox’ LDF panel attorney, Christopher W. Miller, of Mastagni, […]
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After more than four years of fighting to get his job back, El Segundo Officer Richard Fenwick, will finally put on his uniform, pick up his check for back pay and benefits, and go back to work. The Court of Appeal, in an unpublished decision, recently ordered the reinstatement of […]
Barstow police officer, Randy Duran, was recently terminated from employment by the chief of police after an investigation into alleged excessive use of force. A dispute arose between a witness officer’s version of what occurred and that of Duran. Further, the suspect who filed a complaint had a version far […]
Frank Wilkins joined the Redwood City Police Department as a patrol officer on April 25, 1988. He progressed through various positions in that department and was promoted to sergeant on February 3, 1992 (the fastest promotion to sergeant in the history of the Redwood City Police Department). During seven of […]
Officer Burky Worel is a 25-year veteran of the Vallejo Police Department. For 10 years he served as president of the Vallejo Police Officers Association and has been a member of the PORAC Board of Directors for four years. In his role as a union official, he frequently clashed with […]