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KALAMAZOO Officer punches teen in Face for spitting at him

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Police dash cam(released August 12/09) – KALAMAZOO Video of an incident that led to a Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety sergeant’s unpaid suspension last week shows the officer punched a handcuffed 16-year-old three times after the youth spit in his face. Sgt. Jeff VanderWiere, 37, was suspended last week for 10 work days after an Office of Professional Standards investigation into the April More..incident. The Kalamazoo Police Supervisors Association has filed a grievance on the suspension. The video and police documents related to the case and VanderWiere, a 12-year department veteran, were released by the city Tuesday after the Gazette filed a request under the Michigan Freedom of Information Act. The images, captured from the mobile-video recording unit inside Officer Travis Ulberg’s patrol cruiser, shows the teen was with two other people when he was approached by VanderWiere and another officer at 1:45 am on April 5 in the 1300 block of Cobb Avenue on the city’s north side. A report from another officer said the teen appeared to be intoxicated. The video shows him becoming confrontational and screaming profanities at the two officers who were investigating reports of gunshots being fired in the area. The teen matched a description given to police when the gunshots were reported, according to the police documents. The teen was eventually handcuffed, but he and one of the other boys with him attempted to run from officers. VanderWiere wrestled the teen to the
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Teen arrested for kicking a police officer

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Teen arrested for kicking a police officer
URBANA — Bond has been set at $ 1,000 for a teenager arrested for kicking a police officer in the groin on New Year’s Eve. Kendra Fitzgerald, 17, who listed an address on Cunningham Avenue in Urbana, pleaded innocent on Monday to one count of aggravated battery to a police officer. read more
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News-Herald headlines provide look at year in review
Some things change. Some stay the same. Half a year after Pennridge School District teachers’ last contract ended, there’s no agreement between the teachers and the school board on a new contract. As 2011 begins, though, the two sides are preparing for non-binding arbitration.
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Tenn. teen still missing; man located, held for questioning
WARTBURG – An unidentified man is being held for questioning in the disappearance of a 16-year-old Morgan County girl reported missing Sunday night. The man and his vehicle were located today, according to the Wartburg Police Department.
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Teenage Victim Identified In Oakland’s 1st Homicide Of 2011
A teen who was killed in Oakland’s first homicide of 2011 has been identified by police as Bay Point resident Darnell Barr.
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Police officer walks beat to take pulse of Palomino area

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Police officer walks beat to take pulse of Palomino area
Younger Phoenix police officers with less experience might struggle to earn the trust of residents in their beat areas. But mothers, teachers and teen troublemakers all know Santos Robles by name.
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Should The Tabloids Leave MTV’s Teen Moms Alone?
Viewers of “Teen Mom” know Amber Portwood, Maci Bookout, Farrah Abraham and Catelynn Lowell as four young women struggling to make ends meet and straighten out their personal relationships while taking on the huge responsibility of raising a child–yet since Season 2 premiered, the girls have unintentionally assumed another unexpected role: that of the celebrity. An [...]
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Teen sues ex-HPD officer for alleged beating caught on tape

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Teen sues ex-HPD officer for alleged beating caught on tape
HOUSTON—A Houston teen is suing a former police officer for allegedly stomping on the back of his neck while he lay on the ground with his hands behind his back during an arrest. The lawsuit brought to federal court Wednesday alleges 16-year-old Chad Holley’s civil rights were violated when former police officer Andrew Blomberg stomped on the boy with “incredible force.” The lawsuit also details …

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