Police operated charity is a scam?

28 November 2016 / 23:28 UTC-07 Tango 01 (09 Azar 1395/28 Safar 1438/01 Ji Hai [11th month] 4714)

Typically police warn you about scammers pretending to be raising money for fake police charities, but this time a cop is charged doing the same thing.

A former Boise, Idaho, cop and his wife are charged with stealing thousands of dollars from The Treasure Valley Lodge #11 Fraternal Order of Police charity, while the former cop was the president of the fraternity.  The current fraternity president says it took local police investigators fives years to uncover the crime by cop!

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