Ex-Hendry County sheriff's deputy convicted in federal court of using excessive force
Tyler Williams, 30, has been convicted of violating an individual’s civil rights and obstructing justice. He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison for his use of unreasonable force.
Known Austin drug dealer with history of threats against APD officers arrested
Austin police arrest a known drug dealer for multiple charges including retaliation against police officers last week.Court ...
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St. Lucie County corrections deputy accused of burglary, assault in Port St. Lucie
A St. Lucie County Corrections Deputy found himself on the other side of the law after the Port St. Lucie Police Department ...
High school teacher assistant accused of being drunk at school
He was arrested and charged with being drunk in public while at school. Jones was brought to the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center in Leesburg and later was released on his ow ...
No prison time for former Jefferson County sheriff's deputy in deadly DWI crash case
Instead, the Jefferson County judge suspended posing any sentence and placed McCreary on probation. As long as McCreary completes the two years of probation, his record will show no conviction because ...