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To protect, serve and munch? F
WILKES-BARRE – A uniformed Wilkes-Barre police officer entered the Kidder Street Wendy’s on Sunday afternoon and ordered a single hamburger combo, without cheese, pickles and onions, a baked potato and a regular iced tea with lemon. The entire meal cost a little over $5.
The officer signed a receipt and waltzed out the door without paying a cent.
Can that greasy, made-to-order fast food hamburger – and the sides – buy police protection?
Steve Kepic thinks so. He’s the owner of Quality Served Fast, the parent company of 12 Wendy’s franchises in the Wyoming Valle... Read more
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19 February 2006
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NYC police teachers discipline
NEW YORK, NY, United States (UPI) -- Two New York City police officers have lost vacation days for accepting gifts from former students at the police academy.
Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly docked Sgt. Rosalind Newkirk for accepting a digital camera valued at $246.94 and Officer Jerry Diaz for accepting a New York Yankees jersey that cost $200 from students who graduated in July 2004, the New York Daily news reported Saturday.
Newkirk and Diaz have been transferred from the academy to less prestigious patrol assignments.
The students scored the best grades on three of the four exams given, and wanted to show their appreciation to Newkirk and Diaz, department records showed.
New York Police Department officers are prohibited from accepting 'tokens of appreciation' of cash or personal gifts although plaques or pen-and-pencil sets are allowed. Because of their value, the camera and jersey were prohibited, a police trial commissioner ruled.
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