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New York’s attorney general announced on Tuesday that a former state police trooper was convicted and resigned after conduct that endangered a narcotics investigation. The case is a small but concrete reminder that public corruption and sloppy policing still leave wreckage behind.
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New York’s attorney general announced on Tuesday that a former state police trooper was convicted and resigned after conduct that endangered a narcotics investigation. The case is a small but concrete reminder that public corruption and sloppy policing still leave wreckage behind.
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