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Corruption probe of NYPD officers reveals unabashedly racist texts, officials say

Corruption probe of NYPD officers reveals unabashedly racist texts, officials say David K. Li and Jonathan Dienst © Provided by NBC News Two NYPD officers and a retired colleague were arrested and charged in connection to a corruption probe, with one of the accused being singled out for using unabashedly racist and hate-filled language, federal authorities said Tuesday. Heather Busch, 34, and Robert Hassett, 36, from the 105th Precinct in Queens, and Robert Smith, who retired in March last year, were named in a nine-count indictment that included charges of using interstate facilities to commit bribery, violations of the Travel Act and drug trafficking.

Retired NYPD cop arrested with two others in tow truck kickback scheme

Feds: Ex-NYC officer charged with bribery sent racist text | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Tom Hays May 11, 2021 - 2:34 PM NEW YORK (AP) — A white New York City police officer once bragged about trying to scare Black people for kicks by randomly pointing his gun at them while on the job, federal prosecutors said Tuesday in announcing corruption charges against the officer and two others who worked together at the same precinct. In court papers, prosecutors quoted a text that Robert Smith allegedly sent following his retirement in 2020 recounting how he would point his gun out his car window at people he described using a version of the N-word. He would “watch their reaction and drive away, he wrote. “Hilarious.

3 NYPD Officers Charged in Bribe Scheme - The New York Times

‘Bro I Robbed Everyone’: 3 N.Y.P.D. Officers Charged in Bribe Scheme The officers, one of them retired, funneled work to a tow truck company for kickbacks and sold car crash victims’ personal information, prosecutors say. Federal prosecutors said three officers, who worked in the same Queens precinct, sold the names of at least 100 crash victims. Credit.Amr Alfiky/The New York Times May 11, 2021 Two New York Police Department officers and a retired officer were charged Tuesday in federal court with running a yearslong bribery scheme that included kickbacks from a tow truck company and the selling of personal information of recent car crash victims to injury lawyers and physical therapists.

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