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- 2026-10-22 20:10
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Attorney Nicholas Wagner says his client, a 73-year-old woman, was sexually abused multiple times by the very person who was sworn to protect her, a police officer. And now she's one of about nine people who have come forward with similar allegations of violent sexual abuse and harassment going back as far as a decade ago. A warning, the details in this story may be difficult to hear. >> Want to know why this keeps happening? Because taxpayers pay the bill. When police abuse happens, the officer doesn't pay. The supervisors don't pay. The politicians don't pay. Cities write checks. Insurance covers most of it. And the system moves on. That's why a case can last 6 years, end in a $5.25 million settlement, and still change nothing. Until consequences are personal, misconduct stays affordable. Thin blue lies, baby.
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