Former Indiana Police Lieutenant Convicted of Federal Civil Rights Violation and Obstruction of Justice

Oct 8, 2024

A federal jury convicted a former New Castle, Indiana, police lieutenant last Friday on multiple counts of using excessive force against people in custody and one count of obstruction of justice by witness tampering.

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