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	<title>Comments on: Decision not to charge Arpaio isn&#8217;t the end</title>
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		<title>By: Concerned Citizen</title>
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		<description>How others sheriffs are being handled....

Investigators slam Sheriff Baca, Tanaka in jail violence probe - latimes.com

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/09/panel-investigators-slam-baca-tanaka-in-jail-violence-probe.html

\Updated at 11:02 a.m.: While investigators found that the majority of deputies were hard-working and ethical, they concluded that other deputies had a “disturbing mind-set” that valued using force first rather than as a last resort. In addition, some department leaders tolerated and even expressly encouraged \a code of silence\ in which jailers were reluctant to report excessive force and other problems.
Last month, a federal grand jury demanded that sheriff&#039;s officials turn over all correspondence they have had with the blue-ribbon commission.

The subpoena suggests that federal authorities, in the midst of a widespread investigation of the jails, are expanding their probe to include allegations unearthed by the commission.

In recent months, the county panel has heard testimony from current and former sheriff&#039;s supervisors who have publicly alleged that top managers fostered a culture of abuse inside the jails.

But many more sheriff&#039;s employees have spoken to the commission privately. The subpoena could inadvertently force those sheriff&#039;s officials to out themselves to the department as informants.\</description>
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<p>Investigators slam Sheriff Baca, Tanaka in jail violence probe &#8211; latimes.com</p>
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<p>\Updated at 11:02 a.m.: While investigators found that the majority of deputies were hard-working and ethical, they concluded that other deputies had a “disturbing mind-set” that valued using force first rather than as a last resort. In addition, some department leaders tolerated and even expressly encouraged \a code of silence\ in which jailers were reluctant to report excessive force and other problems.<br />
Last month, a federal grand jury demanded that sheriff&#8217;s officials turn over all correspondence they have had with the blue-ribbon commission.</p>
<p>The subpoena suggests that federal authorities, in the midst of a widespread investigation of the jails, are expanding their probe to include allegations unearthed by the commission.</p>
<p>In recent months, the county panel has heard testimony from current and former sheriff&#8217;s supervisors who have publicly alleged that top managers fostered a culture of abuse inside the jails.</p>
<p>But many more sheriff&#8217;s employees have spoken to the commission privately. The subpoena could inadvertently force those sheriff&#8217;s officials to out themselves to the department as informants.\</p>
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