Commander’s accuser claims she’s victim of retaliation
An Aurora police commander who sexually harassed a female employee is still on the job but now the city is investigating charges of retaliation against his accuser. View full story…
Police Brutality: Attorney Blasts City for Missing Denver Diner Appeal Date for Reinstated Cops
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Tuesday, February 7, 2012 Last month, Denver’s Civil Service Commission reinstated officers Ricky Nixon and Kevin Devine, who’d been fired for their actions in…
Rathod Mohamedbhai Interviewed on Radio Concerning Corrupt Police Officer Disciplinary System
By posted in Firm News on Sunday, January 22, 2012 Listen to 0:00 to 7:10.
2 DPD Officers Accused of Lying on Report Are Reinstated
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Sunday, January 15, 2012 2 fired Denver cops reinstated by civil-service panel Two former Denver police officers who were fired for filing inaccurate reports…
Panel Reinstates 2 Denver Cops Accused Of Lying
The Civil Service Commission on Friday reinstated two Denver police officers who were fired after a manager ruled they used improper force and lied about a 2009 disturbance where a…
Witness, victim respond after 2 DPD officers reinstated
Officers Kevin Devine and Ricky Nixon, accused of excessive force and lying on reports, received full reinstatement and back-pay after a decision by the Civil Service Commission. View full story…
Denver Diner Police Beating: Lawsuits Accuse Denver Police Dept. of Cover-Up
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Tuesday, September 20, 2011 In April, Denver cops Ricky Nixon and Kevin Devine were fired in relation to a billy-clubbing and macing incident that…
Denver Diner police beating: Lawsuits accuse Denver Police Dept. of cover-up
In April, Denver cops Ricky Nixon and Kevin Devine were fired in relation to a billy-clubbing and macing incident that took place in 2009. View full story online at Westword
Judge Threatens Denver With Daily Fines Over Release of Police Excessive-Force Documents
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Denver Post. A federal judge has threatened Denver with $5,000-a-day fines if city officials don’t make “substantial progress” toward handing…
Judge threatens Denver with daily fines over release of police excessive-force documents
A federal judge has threatened Denver with $5,000-a-day fines if city officials don't make "substantial progress" toward handing over police excessive-force documents that are the subject of a lawsuit. View…