As we told you, Scott was part of the team who searched the woman's Antelope Street home yesterday, and while it was happening, she realized that her jewelry was missing. She acted quickly enough, and reported it to police. The officers were all ordered to remain at the site of the search, but Scott allegedly left, and so police officers followed him. They stopped him on an uninsured motorcycle, and when they searched him, they found the missing jewelry on him. He has since been charged with theft and handling stolen goods.

Then, as we told you, there was the case of 22 year-old Tramane Ciego, the young man who says that 2 police officers inflicted a major beatdown on him on Sunday night. He walked us through the incident, where he claims he was coming home from work after getting his pay cheque cashed, and he then went to buy food. While heading to his house, the officers stopped and searched him at his lane, and they then put him to kneel down on the ground. Ciego says that the officers brutalized him, kicked him into the canal, put a gun to his head, and then stole $490 from his pay, money he would have used to pay his mother's bills.

Well, as we told you, the police Professional Standards Branch investigated his report, and they ended up charging Constable 1595 Edgar Depaz and Constable 1345 Jefferson Dawson jointly with robbery and wounding. Dawson was additionally charged with threatening words and aggravated assault.