Post by KC on Aug 4, 2006 21:40:23 GMT -5
August 04, 2006 - BALTIMORE A former Baltimore police officer has been sentenced to three years probation on charges of theft under five hundred dollars.
Baltimore State's Attorney's Office says Officer Che Christopher Jackson pleaded guilty today. His plea included a resignation from the city police department and a 15-hundred dollar donation to the police athletic league.
Jackson was arrested earlier this year for removing four rims and tires valued at 18-hundred dollars from a vehicle seized by police. The vehicle was seized as part of a shooting investigation on Brehms Lane in northeast Baltimore.
Later this year, the rims were found on a 1999 Cadillac Deville belonging to Jackson. Part of his sentence is paying for the rims to be reinstalled on the owner's car.
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Baltimore State's Attorney's Office says Officer Che Christopher Jackson pleaded guilty today. His plea included a resignation from the city police department and a 15-hundred dollar donation to the police athletic league.
Jackson was arrested earlier this year for removing four rims and tires valued at 18-hundred dollars from a vehicle seized by police. The vehicle was seized as part of a shooting investigation on Brehms Lane in northeast Baltimore.
Later this year, the rims were found on a 1999 Cadillac Deville belonging to Jackson. Part of his sentence is paying for the rims to be reinstalled on the owner's car.
wjz.com/topstories/local_story_216154611.html