Alleged sloppy investigation not constitutional violation, judge says
A federal judge ruled that a Loveland detective's allegedly subpar investigation into a child sex offense did not constitute a constitutional violation. The case involved a Michigan man who claimed he was misidentified as the perpetrator.
A Loveland detective’s allegedly subpar investigation of a child sex-related offense did not rise to the level of a constitutional violation for the man arrested, a federal judge decided last month. Amr Khaled Naji of Michigan alleged that Det. Corey Richards misidentified him as the perpetrator of online sex offenses involving children. Only after his […]
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