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LA: JP deputy resigns over NOPD insurance scheme
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"An insurance scheme that allegedly involved at least two New Orleans Police officers also entangled a Jefferson Parish Sheriff's deputy."
"Sheriff Newell Normand said Deputy Danny Spears resigned over the allegations last week, and in a tragic development, it appears one of the New Orleans police officers involved took his own life."
"Sources said the scheme allegedly began with New Orleans Sgt. Kevin Guillot. According to the sheriff, Guillot filed a report saying his truck was stolen at a Jefferson Parish boat launch, and Spears admitted to investigators that he wrote the fraudulent report." ... |
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