Serve and Protect – Not Sexually Exploit
Larry Paul Fontenot used his badge to sexually exploit bar patrons who pulled out to fix a flat tire.
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Larry Paul Fontenot used his badge to sexually exploit bar patrons who pulled out to fix a flat tire.
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Deaf and mute illegal immigrant, Oswaldo Martinez was charged with the rape and murder of 16 year old Brittany Binger, but is unable to stand trial.
TMA Day on the Hill was met with a record number of doctors and other healthcare advocates seeking a better route for our nation’s policies.
Christopher Duntsch, former neurosurgeon nicknamed Dr. Death, caused detriment to many unsuspecting patients.
The FDA is warning against using TVAM as a treatment for nervous system disorders, such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.
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The HANGUP Act was put into action on Wednesday, which aims to cut down on the number of these calls received from government contractors.
21st Century Fox and Fox News work on settling numerous sexual assault allegations.
Chicago’s 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals entered a decision reversing a class action against glaucoma eye drops providers.