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NEWS > 23 October 2006

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More arrests as Chicago police
Three police officers were charged Monday in a probe into allegations of officers shaking down drug suspects, and authorities tacked on additional charges for three other officers indicted earlier.

James McGovern, 40, Frank Villareal, 38, and Margaret Hopkins, 32, all members of the department’s special operations section, turned themselves in Monday, said Marci Jensen, a spokeswoman for the Cook County state’s attorney’s office.

All three were charged with official misconduct, and Villareal and Hopkins also were charged with home invasion. Villareal also was charged with... Read more

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Vic police compensate bikie ga

Victoria Police has reportedly paid about $385,000 in compensation to a bikie gang boss who claimed he was set up during a drug squad raid that led to him being wrongly jailed for five months.

Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Club boss Robert Kim Sloan launched a civil action following the raid in 2000, The Age newspaper says, and it was settled out of court.

"The taxpayer-funded payment of about $385,000 was made earlier this year, more than two years after Mr Sloan launched his legal action," the newspaper says.

Several members of Victoria Police's now-disbanded drug squad have since been convicted of drug- and corruption-related charges.

 

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