October 30, 2016
A former Berks County sheriff's deputy was charged Thursday with stealing money from an evidence locker he believed was property seized in a drug investigation by Harrisburg police, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg Police Cpl. Sean Cornick, 44, was charged with theft of money that belonged to a federal agency and removing property to prevent its seizure after authorities said he was caught on videotape stealing cash from an evidence locker he believed was property seized in a drug investigation.An inventory later confirmed money was missing from the locker.Breaking News: Ashville Police Chief Placed on Suspension Amid Allegations of Theft July 18th, 2024 Ashville, OH – In a shocking turn of events, Ashville Police Chief Jeff George was walked out of the...
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