Judge Orders Weapons Confiscated From Married Police Officer After Girlfriend Files Complaint

Oct 4, 2012

A judge has ordered a married Beaver Police Officer’s firearms confiscated, after one of his alleged girlfriends filed a complaint against him. President Judge John D. McBride issued a temporary Protection From Abuse Order (PFA) against Beaver Sergeant Kenneth McCoy, 40 of Brighton Township, earlier this week. Judge McBride ordered the officer’s firearms confiscated after…

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Judge Orders Weapons Confiscated From Married Police Officer After Girlfriend Files Complaint

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