The case is currently under investigation by the public integrity division of the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office and will go before a grand jury in January.
The dash-mounted camera on a trooper’s vehicle reportedly captured the entire incident on video. Angel Dobbs, 38, and her niece Ashley Dobbs, 24, say the unlawful search happened on the night of July 13 along a state highway.
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5 comments:
You are KIDDING me right male officers can do it to males BUT male officers have to wait for a female officer to search a female BUT a female officer will search a male perp just like this without a male cop .....whats wrong with this picture Males cant search females but females CAN search males....?
Stop using the term "routine traffic stop" No traffic stops are "routine"
Not only did she do the search on the side of the road it looks like she used the SAME GLOVE for both of them. That is just gross!
IS THIS WHAT THEY MEAN BY COPPIN' A FEEL??
Department of Justice: The government considers it police corruption when one or more persons acting “under the color of law” willfully attempt or succeed in depriving another person or persons of their legal rights. “Color of law” involves using the authority of their police status even if the acts exceed the officer’s rightful power. It is also considered police corruption when officers engage in a pattern or practice of depriving another person or group their constitutionally and legally protected rights. The type of police corruption and misconduct covered by these laws can include: the excessive use of force; unlawful stops, arrests, or searches; sexual assault; deliberate fabrication of evidence, and any other act that results in the loss of liberty or rights to another.
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