The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) was reportedly involved in the case- and the person that provided the two accused officers the KU basketball tickets is already in a federal prison for the earlier KU ticket scam last year- according to the LJ-W story.
The names of the police officers accused are being kept secret- i.e.- not released to the public- by the Lawrence Police department.
2 comments:
Great, when a cop is breaking the law he get's suspended but when I do this I have to pay and for such actions I would definitely go to jail...
I don't understand how this works because I know a similar traffic ticket Toronto case and those cops were back to work after the suspension expired....
I read you 'loud and clear' Julia.
There WAS a day when police officers- politicians- priests- etc. were held to a higher standard of behavior due to their responsibilties to us- the citizens.
We have actaully entered some sort of "Twilight Zone' where nothing makes much sense anymore.
Thanks for your comment and reading my blog- Bless you and yours as I hum your most lovely anthem 'Oh Canada.'
JBo a.k.a. 'Groucho'
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