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CA: TAGMET [Tehama and Glenn Methamphetamine Enforcement Team] officer investigated
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"Allegations that an officer lied about the chain of custody of evidence has led to the dismissal of at least two drug cases in Tehama County Superior Court and could affect dozens of others in Tehama and Glenn counties."
"Corning police officer and former Tehama and Glenn Methamphetamine Enforcement Team agent Andrew Norwood is accused of lying about where evidence in drug cases was left, not properly packaging evidence and giving items the same evidence number. More than three grams of methamphetamine is also missing from among evidence seized in TAGMET investigations." ... |
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