Trial set for former police officers facing federal chargesby Leanne Tokars (ltokars@wsbt.com)
HAMMOND — Three former local police officers facing federal drug and fraud charges will head to trial in the fall. Former South Bend police officer Jamie Buford and former St. Joseph County deputies Ryan Huston and Andrew Taghon pleaded not guilty to all charges against them on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008.
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Monday, Jan 14 at 7:38 PM South Bend Grad wrote ...
I believe that there are officers who commit racial profiling, plant evidence and drugs in order to arrest individuals for unwarranted reasons. However, there are dedicated officers who take their oaths to protect very seriously. They "the honorable police officers" SHOULD NOT have to be classified in the same manner as those considered "ABOVE THE LAW". On the other hand there are those who should be face the same laws and charges as other criminals."THEY ARE NOT ABOVE THE LAW AND GO TO JAIL"