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Collier County Florida Deputy Sheriff Susan Boylan Disciplined After Threatening 11 Year Old Boy With Taser Weapon, Spanking Him For Not Listening To His Mother

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NAPLES, FLORIDA - A Collier County Sheriff Deputy spanked an 11-year-old boy and threatened him with a taser, according to an investigation. The internal investigation reveals Collier County Sheriff Deputy Corporal Susan Boylan spanked the boy after he refused to listen to his mom. “The child was having a counseling session and during the counseling session the [...]

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

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