Weekly: This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories 10/7/05

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Drug War Chronicle may have taken a week off in covering the corrupt cops beat, but that doesn't mean the corrupt cops did. This week we have yet another prison guard gone bad and another crack-slinging policeman. Let's get to it:

In Boston, the US Attorneys Office announced Wednesday that former Suffolk County House of Correction officer Paul Davis, 38, was sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of conspiracy to distribute drugs and possession with the intent to distribute drugs. As part of plea agreement, Davis admitted to having conspired with three different groups of inmates and their outside associates to carry small amounts of drugs into the jail. Those drugs included heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and Oxycontin. In return for his agreement to plead guilty, the feds dropped charges of making a false statement and possession of marijuana against Williams.

In Florence, South Carolina, former Lake City Police Lt. William Webb, 40, pleaded guilty Monday to one count of conspiracy to distribute cocaine. Webb was arrested in February by agents from the FBI, the State Law Enforcement Division, and sheriff's deputies as part of an investigation into corruption and drug activity in the Lake City area. According to Webb's arrest warrant, he routinely took payoffs from drug dealers beginning in 1994 and sold cocaine from his patrol car. The warrant also accused him of confiscating drugs from dealers, then giving the drugs to other dealers for resale.

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