Here are the 12 reports of police misconduct tracked for Thursday, May 23, 2013:

• Update: Newport News, Virginia (First reported 05-20-13): An officer is charged with exposing himself to multiple people. The counts are now up to 12, which include seven counts of indecent exposure and five counts of making an “obscene sexual display.” He also faces a felony charge of taking indecent liberties with a child. http://ow.ly/lia0n
• Ogdensburg, New York: A police officer was arrested after he apparently had been drinking and tried to get into the wrong house. http://ow.ly/liisW
• Elgin, Illinois: The former deputy police chief was indicted for illegally accessing emails and using police resources for personal research. He was indicted on 16 counts of felony identity theft and four counts of official misconduct. http://ow.ly/lij3g
• Update: South Lake Tahoe, California (First reported 01-25-13): A police officer pleaded guilty to multiple counts of witness tampering and obstruction of an official proceeding. http://ow.ly/lixz5
• Stamford, Connecticut: Two veteran city police officers were suspended with pay while an investigation is conducted into a possibly inappropriate relationship with a 16-year-old girl. A police official said the allegations involve the officers “dating” the girl, though it was not known if the two had sex with her. http://ow.ly/lijnI
• Kokomo, Indiana: Two occupy protesters filed a federal lawsuit against sheriff’s officers who they say shoved one of them roughly into a wall and arrested them as they tried to enter the county courthouse. http://ow.ly/lil3u
• Update: East St. Louis, Illinois (First reported 05-13-13): A police detective facing federal charges resigned. He pleaded not guilty to charges that he conspired to distribute at least five kilograms of cocaine while on the police force. http://ow.ly/lisQt
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A police officer was arrested and accused of working with his confidential informant to set up and rob a drug dealer. The affidavit states that the officer approached the informant and asked him to help him rip off drug dealers. The informant tipped off the FBI, who in turn set up a sting. http://ow.ly/litym
• Cleveland, Ohio: A police officer, who stabbed her boyfriend last year during an argument, has been fired. “The use of a weapon to inflict harm on another is inexcusable and unacceptable conduct by an officer of the Cleveland Division of Police,” said the Safety Director.
• Update: Boulder, Colorado (First reported 02-25-13): A former police officer who was arrested for a DUI was sentenced to 10 days of house arrest, one year’s probation and fined $400. She has since been fired. http://ow.ly/liwGe
• Clearwater, Florida: A police commander used a law enforcement database more than 100 times during a two-year period for “questionable” purposes. He inappropriately looked up personal information about individuals including his ex-wife’s boyfriend, a television news reporter and the wives of other police officers. http://ow.ly/liyjA
• New York, New York: A detective is accused of cyber-stalking his ex-girlfriend and hacking into the emails of other cops in his precinct because he thought she was cheating on him. In all, he allegedly tried to spy on more than 40 email accounts, including 21 with the NYPD, sources said. He is accused of hiring email hacking services to perform the break-ins. http://ow.ly/liAks

Here are the 8 reports of police misconduct tracked for Wednesday, May 22, 2013:

• Lucas County, Ohio: A sheriff’s deputy was fired after a slew of charges were filed against her. A review board recommended the termination, which the sheriff accepted. ow.ly/lhYWq
• Hays County, Texas: A man has filed a lawsuit against officers. He was driving his car when a SWAT truck rammed his car head-on, and then was pinned in from behind by another police car. “I saw my windshield crack, and I ducked down as low as possible,” he said. “I really thought I was going to die.” Seconds later, he says, three deputies were pointing assault rifles at him. “That’s when I heard one of the officers say, ‘Oh, (expletive), we got the wrong guy,’” the man said. Even after the officers realized that he was not the suspect, they kept him in handcuffs and questioned him, and ran a warrant check that came up with nothing. They then let him go. He is suing for injuries sustained during the incident. ow.ly/lhMcr
• Waukesha County, Wisconsin: Sheriff’s officials say a detective was arrested for an OWI. He has 23 years of service with the department and was off-duty at the time of the incident. ow.ly/lhKE0
• Los Angeles, California: Prosecutors have filed charges against a veteran police officer who allegedly lured two young girls into his home and molested them. He pleaded not guilty to two felony counts of lewd acts on a child under 14 years of age. He is currently on paid administrative leave pending the outcome. ow.ly/lhzoH
• Spokane, Washington: A detective is being charged with second degree assault because of alleged assault against his girlfriend. ow.ly/ldDm9
• Update: Los Angeles, California (First reported 04-15-13): A sheriff’s deputy pleaded not guilty to assaulting a 19-year-old inmate in the back of a patrol car. “‘Every deputy charged with a felony is relieved of duty without pay’” pending the outcome of their case,” said a defense attorney. http://ow.ly/licqX
• Update: Battle Creek, Michigan (First reported 04-10-13): A police officer who was arraigned on alcohol related charges has resigned. The arraignment came for driving drunk and possessing a firearm while intoxicated. http://ow.ly/licMs
• Placer County, California: A 58-year-old truck driver has filed suit against the state of California and the Highway Patrol officers he says injured him. According to private medical records taken from the emergency room immediately after the incident on the highway, the truck driver suffered life-threatening injuries including a crushed left orbital eye socket, multiple facial fractures, a broken left arm, a concussion, unconsciousness and possible neurological damage. http://ow.ly/lihRE

Here are the 9 reports of police misconduct tracked for Tuesday, May 21, 2013:

• Yamhill County, Oregon: A lawsuit has been filed claiming law enforcement officers used excessive and unnecessary force in making an arrest. The victim suffered a broken elbow and ribs during his arrest for resisting arrest. He was acquitted of the charge. ow.ly/ldpU7
• Monroe, Michigan: One of two former State Police lieutenants who served in the drug unit, and were charged in a police corruption case, has pleaded no contest to misconduct in office. “The Michigan State Police does not tolerate criminal behavior within its ranks,” the director of the MSP said in a statement. ow.ly/ldC7w
• Rogers, Arkansas: The police department has put a sergeant on paid administrative leave following his arrest on suspicion of choking his wife and threatening to kill her, deputies said. He was booked into a detention center and faces charges of aggravated assault on family, terroristic threatening, and third-degree domestic battery. ow.ly/ldqo6
• Spokane, Washington: An unidentified woman indicated to investigators that a police officer raped her. She claims the officer used the GPS location provided on Facebook messages to figure out where she lived. ow.ly/ldD03
• Update: Lakewood, Washington (First reported 06-28-12): A former police officer already convicted on federal charges for stealing donations from a fallen officers’ fund has admitted to identity theft and forgery. He acknowledged that he stole the identity of the accountant for the Lakewood Police Independent Guild to cover up the theft of the $159,000 from a fund established after four officers were killed. ow.ly/ldoPK
• Baltimore, Maryland: A police officer faces a second-degree assault charge after police and prosecutors accused him of overstepping his powers and beating a young man. ow.ly/ldn9f
• Update: Mendenhall, Mississippi (First reported 03-08-13): A former police chief already charged with demanding money or property in exchange for dropping criminal charges against people has been indicted on nine new federal counts. The new indictment says he sometimes made people sign over their vehicles in exchange for him dropping charges and also demanded cash payments, in one case $4,500. ow.ly/ldlMF
• Belmont, Massachusetts: A state trooper was convicted in court of extortion for threatening a gambler who owed their fellow bookie more than $3,000 in debts. He has been a trooper for more than 20 years. ow.ly/ldl7D
• Wilmington, North Carolina: The police department has placed an officer on administrative leave after he was in two car accidents in three days. ow.ly/lfbFa

Here are the 11 reports of police misconduct tracked for Saturday, May 18 to Monday, May 20, 2013:

• Update: Prescott, Arizona (First reported 05-07-13): A deputy whose actions were investigated following a brawl involving a motorcycle club at a bar has been fired. The report released alleged that members of a law enforcement motorcycle club assaulted patrons at a bar, and high-ranking officers tried to cover it up. http://ow.ly/ldnMt
• Schaumburg, Illinois: A police officer has been suspended with pay for allegedly keeping a gun that had been turned in to the department. The same officer also faces scrutiny for a case involving heroin that allegedly went missing from a crime scene. http://ow.ly/ldrz3
• Update: Harford County, Maryland (First reported 04-19-13): A deputy has resigned after pleading guilty to accepting payments in exchange for providing unauthorized access to police databases. He was sentenced to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine, all of which was suspended. He was placed on three years of supervised probation. http://ow.ly/ldsrc
• Sterlington, Louisiana: The assistant police chief has been indicted by a grand jury in connection with an investigation into the sale of fake moonshine to minors. He was charged with intimidating witnesses, unlawful sales to persons younger than 21, and more. http://ow.ly/ldgDX
• Marinette, Wisconsin: An officer has been charged in a misdemeanor complaint alleging that he forged and cashed checks to support his gambling addiction. If convicted, he could spend up to nine months in jail for each count. http://ow.ly/ldhV6
• Lee County, Florida: A deputy and his girlfriend were arrested after 30 marijuana plants were found growing in their home. They are facing possession and production charges and the deputy was fired. ow.ly/ld9AM
• Update: Panola County, Texas (First Reported 05-06-13): The now-former sheriff pled guilty to tampering with a government document. He was sentenced to three years probation and surrendered his peace officer’s license. ow.ly/lcEzZ
• Terrell County, Georgia: A deputy has resigned after an internal investigation into a high-speed chase that ended with a crash. The sheriff says the deputy chased a motorcyclist when he shouldn’t have, and also failed to turn on his dash cam. With no video, the sheriff was left with some unanswered questions. ow.ly/lcE6Z
• Newport News, Virginia: A police officer has been indicted on a felony charge of indecent liberties with a child, arrested for a second time. A grand jury indicted him on one count of felony indecent liberties with a child under the age of 15, five counts of misdemeanor obscene sexual display and seven counts of misdemeanor indecent exposure, according to a police department news release. ow.ly/lbD5V
• Update: Newark, New Jersey (First reported 05-09-13): A police officer admitted he scammed his insurance carrier out of more than $10,000. It is the second time this month that he has pleaded guilty in a fraud case. http://ow.ly/ldj4P
• Okolona, Mississippi: A trial will be held for a police officer charged with DUI-other substance by the Mississippi Highway Patrol. ow.ly/lbEhB