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OH: More than 60 guns, including submachine gun, seized from Cleveland cop charged with raping girlfriend
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Authorities seized more than 60 firearms, including 50 pistols, five assault rifles and a submachine gun, from a Cleveland police officer charged with raping and pistol-whipping his live-in girlfriend, records say.
Tommie Griffin III, 51, remained behind bars Thursday after a Cuyahoga County judge continued a $250,000 bond at a video arraignment in Common Pleas Court.
A grand jury on Monday handed up charges including rape, felonious assault, kidnapping and domestic violence against the patrolman in Cleveland's First District.
He has remained jailed since North Royalton Police arrested him at gunpoint Jan. 14 at a Royalton Road tavern.
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