police brutality
08-27-2012, 12:25 PM
Author: Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D.
By Amanda Lee Myers Associated Press CINCINNATI — A former Ohio police captain who has spent 14 years in prison, largely because of a bite mark found on his ex-wife's blood-soaked body, now has new DNA test results that his attorneys say prove his innocence. If a judge agrees, Doug Prade could become the latest of more than a dozen prisoners across the country to be set free after comparisons ...
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By Amanda Lee Myers Associated Press CINCINNATI — A former Ohio police captain who has spent 14 years in prison, largely because of a bite mark found on his ex-wife's blood-soaked body, now has new DNA test results that his attorneys say prove his innocence. If a judge agrees, Doug Prade could become the latest of more than a dozen prisoners across the country to be set free after comparisons ...
More... (http://www.policeone.com/csi-forensics/articles/5932643-Former-police-capt-hopes-DNA-evidence-frees-him/)