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Re: Joel Rogers, trooper charged in CDL bribery scheme, gets dishonorable discharge
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Damned Yankees
Feb 7, 2024, 5:40:52 PM2/7/24
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On 06 Jan 2022, Yak <y...@inbox1.com> posted some
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> Typical Democrat government RICO operation. Where is fat-assed Fani?
BOSTON - Joel Rogers, a Massachusetts State Police trooper allegedly
involved in a Commercial Driver's License application bribery scheme,
retired Tuesday with a dishonorable discharge.
Rogers, 54, of Bridgewater, was suspended without pay after he and five
others were charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office with giving several
drivers the licenses in exchange for gifts or services.
Gary Cederquist, 58 of Stoughton, who was the sergeant in charge of the
unit that gave the skills tests to drivers, was also charged in the
scheme and retired last week with a dishonorable discharge.
Retired state police members Calvin Butner, 63, of Halifax, and Perry
Mendes, 63, of Wareham, and two civilians were also charged.
Federal prosecutors said more than two dozen drivers got CDLs since
August 2018 without taking or passing the exam.
The state Retirement Board will determine if the retired troopers are
still eligible for a pension.
https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/joel-rogers-massachusetts-trooper-cdl
-bribery-dishonorable-discharge/?intcid=CNR-01-0623
news:sr7eag$69k$4...@news.freedyn.de:
> Typical Democrat government RICO operation. Where is fat-assed Fani?
BOSTON - Joel Rogers, a Massachusetts State Police trooper allegedly
involved in a Commercial Driver's License application bribery scheme,
retired Tuesday with a dishonorable discharge.
Rogers, 54, of Bridgewater, was suspended without pay after he and five
others were charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office with giving several
drivers the licenses in exchange for gifts or services.
Gary Cederquist, 58 of Stoughton, who was the sergeant in charge of the
unit that gave the skills tests to drivers, was also charged in the
scheme and retired last week with a dishonorable discharge.
Retired state police members Calvin Butner, 63, of Halifax, and Perry
Mendes, 63, of Wareham, and two civilians were also charged.
Federal prosecutors said more than two dozen drivers got CDLs since
August 2018 without taking or passing the exam.
The state Retirement Board will determine if the retired troopers are
still eligible for a pension.
https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/joel-rogers-massachusetts-trooper-cdl
-bribery-dishonorable-discharge/?intcid=CNR-01-0623
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