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Unacceptable. He admitted punching a homeless woman while on duty. The Nome Police Department hired…

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Unacceptable. He admitted punching a homeless woman while on duty. The Nome Police Department hired him back.

He admitted punching a homeless woman while on duty. The Nome Police Department hired him back.
He admitted punching a homeless woman while on duty. The Nome Police Department hired him back.

A community services officer who pleaded guilty to assault has been rehired by the Nome Police Department. His victim says that's not right.

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