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stanley cup ednesday, Seattlepolice officersare limited in their use of ruses, which the Seattle Police Department defines as an officer s act of deception intended to achieve a person s cooperation. U
stanley cup sing ruses is now only allowed in five circumstances: to further deescalate a situation, to calm or provide comfort to a person, to promote a person s safety, for scene management or to bring a potentially violent situation to a peaceful resolution.The policy also allows ruses in the case of investigations in which there is reasonable suspicion of a crime, not including misdemeanor property crime investigations.Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell instructed the department to create a ruse policy after cases in 2018 and 2020 undermined public confidence in thecity s policedue to officers knowingly making untrue statements.In 2018, a Seattle officer falsely told the friend of a suspect in a fender bender that the man had critically injured a woman in the crash. The man later
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stanley cup HOENIX 鈥?A former nurse charged with sexually assaulting an incapacitated woman who later gave birth at a long-term care facility in Phoenix has pleaded guilty to multiple charges.Police were originally notified of the incident in December 2018 by staff at Hacienda Healthcare, who called for help when a patient gave birth to a baby who needed immediate medical attention.A nurse who cared for the victim during her delivery said in a 911 call that she was unaware that the patient was pregnant.According to court paperwork, the suspect, Nathan Sutherland, worked around the victim and treated her on numerous occasions and thus had direct access to her for an extended period of time. Sutherland was arrested in January 2019 after male staff members at the facility were DNA tested, and he was matched to the victim s baby.According to family members, the victim suffers significant intellectual disabilities after childhood seizures and has limited communication capa
stanley us bilities.After being hospitalized, the baby was reportedly in good condition, but further details have not been made public.Sutherland has pleaded guilty to sexual assault and vulnerable adult abu
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