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 Bexar County, Texas: A deputy constable is under arrest for allegedly helping other officers get credit for training they never completed. ow.ly/h5YJB

Update: Readstown, A 375-page investigation report released this week portrays Readstown’s former police chief as a womanizer and bumbling cop who posed a danger to the community. He was found guilty of three counts of felony misconduct in office. He resigned and served a little more than a week in jail. ow.ly/h5XP4

Bibb County, Georgia: A deputy has been fired amid allegations he stole about $4,000 from an inmate’s electronic bank transaction card and used the money to buy Christmas presents, a dog, and cash for advances to his own account. ow.ly/h5SA2

McHenry, Illinois: A cop pleaded guilty to theft and official misconduct. He admitted that he stole seized drug money. ow.ly/h5MiV

Lake County, Indiana: An officer was indicted on charges of conspiring to Sheriff’s Department letterhead to buy automatic machine guns and laser sights intended strictly for law enforcement departments or the military and selling the parts for a profit online. http://ow.ly/h64IF

Update: New Orleans, Louisiana: A federal judge set a new trial date for a former officer accused of helping cover up a man’s death after Hurricane Katrina. The court ordered a new trial because of newly discovered evidence. The officer was the alleged triggerman in the shooting. http://ow.ly/h67zF

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: An officer has been accused of stealing about $200 from a store where he was investigating a separate burglary complaint. http://ow.ly/h6dck

South Amboy, New Jersey: A woman is seeking $2 million in damages from the sheriff’s office and one of its officers she said assaulted her then falsely charged her with assaulting him. http://ow.ly/h6zvc

Greenville, Mississippi: A cop has pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of withholding information on a crime. http://ow.ly/h6zQM

Miami, Florida: A cop faces an extortion charge in court. He is the first of several officers expected to be swept up in a broad anti-corruption dragnet of the city’s police department. He allegedly helped organize a protection racket for a sports-betting ring working out of a barber shop. He pleaded not guilty to a single charge of extortion conspiracy, alleging that he “protected and facilitated illegal activity — gambling — in exchange for receipts of cash payments.” http://ow.ly/h6c57

Chicago, Illinois: A family filed a federal lawsuit saying that cops wrongfully shot their family member and taunted them. The suit has been filed against the city, the police department, and 4 officers, alleging misconduct. It claims officers repeatedly used the n-word when talking to the victim’s relatives at the scene. http://ow.ly/h6dVW

Fort Deposit, Alabama: An officer was sentenced to more than three years in prison. He pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy against rights and four counts of deprivation of rights under color of law. ow.ly/h4cXT

Florida: At least 74 law enforcers have been suspected of misusing the D.A.V.I.D (Driving and Vehicle Information Database) in 2012. That number is a nearly 400% increase from 2011. ow.ly/h47X6

Melbourne, Florida: A cop has been accused of having sex with prostitutes while on duty. He was fired after investigators set up surveillance video claiming to show him in the act. ow.ly/h42j6

Jefferson Parish, Louisiana: A sheriff’s deputy has been fired when an investigation determined that he had been selling synthetic marijuana online after it was outlawed in Louisiana. ow.ly/h3XSJ

Chicago, Illinois: A coroner has reversed his office’s ruling from “undetermined” to “homicide” in the case of a man who died after police restrained him, hit him with batons, and shocked him with a Taser. The coroner said he used the “but for” principle; the man probably wouldn’t have died but for the actions of the police. ow.ly/h3SXt

Multnomah County, Oregon: A deputy has been accused of running a red light and colliding with another car, authorities said. Witnesses said the deputy did not have his emergency lights flashing when his patrol car struck the driver’s side of another car. ow.ly/h3ukJ