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"A Reno police sergeant who was arrested after he drove drunk and crashed his motorcycle will be the first to undergo the rigors of a new department policy aimed at holding officers accountable even for off-duty offenses." ...
"Reno police Chief Steven Pitts, who implemented new rules last year for officers who lose their driver's licenses because of criminal acts, said his agency will no longer tolerate DUI arrests by officers and said Burfield now faces a list of restrictions that include desk duty and counseling." ... |
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