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FBI should have a look at this korrupt kop, who was an interim police chief (!): wiping all his hard drives, witness tampering (telling all his co-workers not to testify), theft of donated funds to Explorer program (future of law enforcement), etc.
auburn-reporter.com/news/322427501.html
Former Algona Police officer pleads not guilty to theft charges
"Algona Officers went to Gaskill's house where collected from Gaskill's wife a popcorn maker, a hot dog bun warmer/cooker, 4 checks totaling $19,206
"Gaskill allegedly took $7,000 from the fund...
$43.70 gun store; $426.01 Fry's; $71 Daffodil; $95 gas station; $104.27 Blumenthal's; $337.58 Costco
unauthorized purchases at "numerous restaurants, doughnut shops, gas receipts and dept stores." |
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