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Ineffective Lorain Ohio Police Chief Appears Before City Council - Behind Closed Doors - Still Has A Job - Police Officers Plead To Have Their Own Department Investigated By Feds, Call On City Council Members To Pull Their Heads Out Of The Sand And Do Their Jobs

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Cel Rivera LORAIN, OHIO — Lorain City Council members met with police Chief Cel Rivera behind closed doors last night. Afterward, Mayor Anthony Krasienko said council members seemed generally satisfied with what they heard. [What The Morning Journal didn’t print is that at least 10 Lorain Ohio police officers have pleaded with City Council members to [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on April 22, 2008 (boomark / email).

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