By ERIN HEFFERNAN
St. Louis Post-Dispatch 

Cops ousted for bad behavior often land in one place

 


ST. LOUIS (AP) — A car crash four years ago was the final straw for officer Ellis Brown's career with St. Louis police.

Brown and his partner were tailing a car late one night in the Central West End when the driver lost control and hit a light pole, causing a fire that engulfed the car, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

The officers didn't stop to give aid. They didn't radio in the crash so that paramedics might respond to the burning car with a woman inside. Instead, they left the area and later lied on reports to account for their time that night, according to state disciplinary records...



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