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Former Maine trooper pleads guilty to domestic violence assault

Updated April 28 Former Maine trooper pleads guilty to domestic violence assault Justin ‘Jay’ Cooley s ex-wife said Maine State Police supervisors were reluctant to pursue criminal charges despite her reports of abuse. Share A former Maine State Police trooper pleaded guilty Wednesday to domestic violence assault in a case that ended his career and raised questions about whether the trooper’s supervisors failed to immediately investigate his criminal behavior after they received reports of abuse from his ex-wife. Former Trooper Justin “Jay” Cooley is pictured in 2014. Courtesy of the Maine State Police Facebook page Justin “Jay” Cooley, 50, pleaded guilty to one count of domestic violence assault for hitting his ex-wife, Amy Burns, in May 2019 at their home in Wales. Cooley admitted to the assault in a text message that Burns provided to police and prosecutors.

Ex-trooper who was never disciplined pleads guilty to abuse

Ex-trooper who was never disciplined pleads guilty to abuse April 29, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail An ex-Maine state police trooper pleaded guilty to domestic violence assault, though he was never disciplined after his ex-wife informed his supervisor of the abuse, according to call logs and reporting by the Portland Press Herald. Justin “Jay” Cooley, 50, pleaded guilty to the charge Wednesday as prosecutors dropped two other charges related to domestic violence, the Portland Press Herald reported. Superior Court Justice Valerie Stanfill gave Cooley a suspended sentence of almost one year and two years probation. She ordered him to attend a 48-week batterer’s intervention course, not to drink alcohol or use drugs and not to have contact with his ex-wife Amy Burns or her adult son.

A trooper hit his wife The Maine State Police sent him to rehab

A trooper hit his wife The Maine State Police sent him to rehab
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Feeling, more than ever, the weight of a police badge

Feeling, more than ever, the weight of a police badge Share One of my most treasured possessions is an old police badge. It was given to me by my grandfather, a Boston cop, more than 60 years ago. Topped by a majestic eagle, its only markings are the words “Police Department” and the number “615,” leaving me to forever wonder if he wore it as a lieutenant detective in Boston’s Chinatown, where they once named him honorary mayor. Or maybe as a security guard in his retirement at Suffolk Downs in East Boston during the summer. Or maybe, in the winter, as head of security at the Belleview-Biltmore Hotel just outside Clearwater, Florida.

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