A Hero's Fall: Honored for Trolley Square Bravery, Hammond Now an Ex-Cop

January 13, 2009 |

Ogden, Utah, police officer Ken Hammond, called a hero for confronting Trolley Square gunman Sulejman Talovic in February 2007, resigned from the force Friday following accusations of having sex with a minor.

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Joe S. @ 6/22/2012 2:47 PM Ken Hammond is a corrupt cop and morally bankrupt man. He should be walking around with a sex offender conviction ball and chain in tow, but just because he had a badge, he got away scot free. And cops wonder why the cop-hater population is increasing. It's douchebags like Ken Hammond and those that reduced his charges that make us hate you.

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Joe S. @ 6/22/2012 2:47 PM

Ken Hammond is a corrupt cop and morally bankrupt man. He should be walking around with a sex offender conviction ball and chain in tow, but just because he had a badge, he got away scot free. And cops wonder why the cop-hater population is increasing. It's douchebags like Ken Hammond and those that reduced his charges that make us hate you.

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