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Court upholds traffic convicti
A unanimous state appellate panel on Wednesday upheld traffic convictions against Newark Police Director Garry McCarthy and his wife, finding substantial evidence of misconduct.
The convictions stemmed from an altercation between the McCarthys and police on the Palisades Interstate Parkway in February 2005 after one of the McCarthys' daughters got ticketed at a highway rest stop.
At the time, McCarthy was a deputy commissioner of the New York City Police Department. Newark Mayor Cory Booker selected McCarthy as the leader of the city's police in September 2006.
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Illinois State trooper charged
An Illinois State trooper had the handcuffs slapped on him when he was arrested Thursday on one count of theft and three counts of official misconduct.
A criminal complaint was filed Wednesday in Winnebago County Circuit Court against Michael J. Rinaldo, 36, a District 16 trooper.
According to the complaint generated by an Illinois State Police internal investigation, between Feb. 10 and Aug. 20 last year, Rinaldo exerted unauthorized control of $300 to $10,000, all of it property of the Illinois State Police; failed to secure evidence; failed to transfer $2,393 by the end of his shift; and committed theft in excess of $300 by removing money from the evidence vault.
All four counts are Class 3 felonies punishable by two to five years in prison.
Rinaldo, who is believed to have worked with the state police for less than 10 years, was jailed briefly Thursday after his arrest. According to Winnebago County Jail records, he paid 10 percent of his $5,000 bond and was released.
Winnebago County State’s Attorney Philip J. Nicolosi said he has not assigned the case to a prosecutor yet. It must be presented to a grand jury before Rinaldo makes his first court appearance.
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