Here are the seven reports of police misconduct tracked for Wednesday, June 21, 2017:
- Anne Arundel County, Maryland: The County was ordered by a jury to pay a family $1.26 million because an officer fatally shot their dog. ow.ly/wMOp30cLZGj
- Update: Sag Harbor, New York (First reported 6/5/16): A detective resigned a year after being placed on leave. ow.ly/Otwz30cM1io
- Gautier, Mississippi: An officer is facing disciplinary action for firing ‘warning shot’ into the ground to stop a fleeing suspect. The department said lethal force would have been justified had the officer chosen to use it. ow.ly/YLFs30cM4FP
- Greenville County, South Carolina: A deputy was arrested for domestic violence for allegedly choking his ex-wife. ow.ly/QYMA30cM6pM
- Caldwell, Idaho: An officer resigned after he was arrested for DUI twice in three days. ow.ly/QXzw30cM7kf
- Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department is being sued by the ACLU for their handling of Inauguration Day protests and arrests of journalists. ow.ly/Qwmi30cMn4R
- Update: Milwaukee, Wisconsin (First reported 10/20/16): A now-former officer was acquitted of homicide for killing Sylville Smith. He still faces sexual assault charges for alleged actions against a suspect who came forward after the Smith shooting. He was terminated after his arrest for that charge. ow.ly/5PaQ30cMNH4