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Police Misconduct

A California appeals court upheld the city of Calexico’s decision to fire a police officer for using excessive force to arrest a woman. The officer shoved the handcuffed woman into the back of a cruiser, injuring her nose when it hit the back seat, used discourteous language toward her, and lied during the police department’s investigation of the incident.

SAN DIEGO — A California appeals court upheld the city of Calexico’s decision to fire a police officer for using excessive force to arrest a woman. The officer shoved the handcuffed woman into the back of a cruiser, injuring her nose when it hit the back seat, used discourteous language toward her, and lied during the police department’s investigation of the incident.

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