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Article: Harvard officer put on leave speaks out ; Says she didn't point gun at black teen
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- September 5, 2008
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A Harvard University police officer who faces possible
disciplinary action over an incident involving a black teenager last
month said the university is using her as a scapegoat as it tries to
address accusations of racial profiling by campus police.
Theresa McAuliffe said she and a male colleague have been placed
on paid administrative leave and could face termination pending the
outcome of an investigation into their treatment of the Boston high
school student while responding to a call of a suspected bicycle
theft on Aug. 8.
McAuliffe, in an interview yesterday at the Needham office of her
lawyer, Timothy M. Burke, said she followed standard police
procedure while confronting the young ...
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