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“In the spirit of the ‘Not on My Watch’ initiative, department members will continue to hold each other accountable and will act swiftly to report any behavior that might bring dishonor to the Police Department,” Acting Police Chief Toney Chaplin said in a statement.
"The arrest stems from an investigation that began last summer by SFPD’s Internal Affairs Division, which looked into Abrahamsen based on information from other department members, according to Andraychak."
sold out by his own unelected stormtroopers of death. Only elected pro 2A Sheriff has any credibility in Post-Constitution era, whatsoever. now he won't even get a security guard job, like this mexican: koin.com/2016/07/26/documents-kaylee-sawyer-hit-by-car-body-dumped/ |
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| You can bet he and a bunch of his buddies voted for Obama twice like the majority of public servants. |
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