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Ex-Rutland City officer faces allegations of violating anti-bias policy, falsifying report
A former Rutland City police officer is accused of violating Vermont's Fair and Impartial Policing Policy by requesting passenger identification during a traffic stop and muting his body-worn camera. He also faces allegations of falsifying a police report in a separate assault case. Another officer from the same department recently faced similar accusations for seeking immigration details during a traffic stop.
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