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CA Deputies Charged With ‘Sadistic and Terrorizing’ Acts

By Crime and Justice News | September 6, 2017
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Four Alameda County, Ca., sheriff’s deputies were charged in a jail abuse scandal that involved directing an inmate in the Santa Rita Jail to attack other inmates with feces and urine . . .

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