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Suspended Leechburg Pennsylvania Police Officer Todd Harbaugh Could Face More Penalties For Not Showing Up In Court After Arrests

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LEECHBURG, PENNSYLVANIA - A suspended Leechburg police officer is facing possible contempt of court sanctions for not attending hearings about some of his arrests. Patrolman Todd Harbaugh is on “inactive status” until next month for “administrative reasons,” borough police Chief Mike Diebold said Friday. Harbaugh doesn’t have a published telephone number. Harbaugh has been a part-time officer for [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on March 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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