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Jerry A Parrish	Citizen Report No. 1683310001 - 1248408847 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Lethal Force Employer: Georgia State Patrol
James Peach	Citizen Report No. 1678227770 - 1866553053 Off Duty, Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: Polk County Sheriff's Office
Kyle William Pennington	Citizen Report No. 1707238859 - 914971171 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Criminal Charges and/or Conviction, Domestic Violence Employer: Clovis Police Department
Joshua Plowick	Citizen Report No. 1676831056 - 1547472184 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Use of Force Employer: Killeen Police Department
Monica Pope	Citizen Report No. 1678311739 - 712741038 Abuse of Authority, Unlawful Search, Deprivation of Rights, Use of Force Employer: Alameda County Sheriff's Office
Terry Poyser	Citizen Report No. 1648067390 - 1519461340 Conduct Unbecoming Employer: Vallejo Police Department
Ronald Pressley	Citizen Report No. 1676312378 - 2123754463 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: New Haven Police Department
Matthew T Ritzinger	Citizen Report No. 1681921240 - 316795731 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Lethal Force Employer: Akron Police Department
Luis Rivera	Citizen Report No. 1676313093 - 1016145700 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Criminal Charges and/or Conviction Employer: New Haven Police Department
Jonathan Salcedo	Citizen Report No. 1683310111 - 557535616 Abuse of Authority, Deprivation of Rights, Lethal Force Employer: Georgia State Patrol

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