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2 Former Orland Cops Sue Dept., Village Leaders For Retaliation, Civil Rights Violations

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Former Orland Cops Sue For Retaliation, Civil Rights Violations - Orland Park, IL - Sgts. William Sanchez and Ken Kovac have filed separate suits after previous individual wins against several of the same parties.

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2 Former Orland Cops Sue Dept., Village Leaders For Retaliation, Civil Rights Violations

Former Orland Cops Sue For Retaliation, Civil Rights Violations - Orland Park, IL - Sgts. William Sanchez and Ken Kovac have filed separate suits after previous individual wins against several of the same parties.

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Lawsuits accuse Orland Park police officials of retaliatory firing, civil rights violations

Two former Orland Park police officers have filed separate lawsuits against the village and police department leaders, accusing them of wrongful termination and civil rights violations. The two lawsuits name several police officers and other village officials as defendants, but Chief of Police Eric Rossi and former Deputy Chief Brian West are named in both cases. West is currently the interim assistant village manager, according to the Orland Pa…

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Ex-Antioch cop proudly kept K-9 ‘bite count’ — now he’s convicted of civil rights violations - Local News Matters

A former Antioch police officer who directed his police dog to bite suspects — even when it wasn’t necessary — was convicted last week of violating victims’ civil rights and falsifying records.Morteza Amiri, 33, was a K-9 handler with the Antioch Police Department and kept a running bite count that he celebrated with other officers, prosecutors said. Amiri also took pictures of the dog bites and shared them with other officers, writing in one te…

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