Broken system lets problem officers jump from job to job

This is the third in a three-part series. Law enforcement officers accused of sexual misconduct have jumped from job to job — and at times faced fresh allegations that include raping women — because of a tattered network of laws and lax screening that allowed them to stay on the beat. A yearlong Associated Press investigation into ...

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Broken system lets problem officers jump from job to job

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