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Columbia Southern University, Agency Offer Female Tactical Training

April 30, 2012
Columbia Southern University and the Orange Beach (Ala.) Police Department co-hosted a female police tactical training event from April 23-25.

Florida Deputy Charged with Battery of Detainee

February 2, 2011
Deputy Zachary McArthur has been charged with one count of felony battery for the Dec. 9 incident. The deputy is alleged to have battered Justin Johnson while he was being detained at the jail.

Florida Deputy Pushes Detainee To Floor

February 2, 2011
An Escambia County (Fla.) Sheriff's deputy is facing felony battery charges for a rough detention where he threw a detainee to the floor, causing him to require 11 stitches to his face.
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