Aurora Officer Accused of Using Drugs Confiscated During Traffic Stop Resigns
Prosecutors said Machado’s alleged threat followed a divorce hearing, and a judge ordered him jailed after citing prior violent behavior and domestic violence allegations.
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Aurora police officer resigns after being accused of taking drugs confiscated during traffic stop
An Aurora police officer has resigned in lieu of termination after an internal investigation revealed he had used drugs confiscated during a traffic stop.
Aurora police officer charged with threatening Kendall County judge on unpaid leave: Department
An Aurora police officer already facing charges of aggravated battery to a minor and domestic violence has been charged with threatening a Kendall County judge, court records show.
DENVER, Colorado – A former Aurora police officer resigned instead of being fired after an internal investigation substantiated multiple violations of department policies, including substance abuse, tampering with evidence, and making false statements under oath. The investigation determined that former officer Michael Gallagher took narcotics that had been collected as evidence during a traffic stop while on duty and subsequently ingested them …
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