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IN - Former officer (Shawn Kennedy) accused of using position for sex

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Original Article 02/03/2011 By Stephan Johnson JEFFERSONVILLE (WDRB Fox 41) - A former Jeffersonville Police detective is accused of using his position to tip off a suspected drug dealer and get sexual favors from a 19-year-old woman. Thursday, Fox 41 News reported exclusively the case was actually uncovered by the FBI. It happened while the feds were conducting a narcotics investigation. Agents intercepted a cell phone call between then Detective Shawn Kennedy and a suspected drug dealer. According to Clark County Court documents, Kennedy was a busy man during his last several months on the job. Jeffersonville police won't comment on the case but the documents indicate Kennedy not only shared information with the suspected dealer but was familiar with the man...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 03, 2011 (boomark / email).

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