California cop arrested for beating wife
A police officer in Los Banos, California, was arrested last week for beating his wife.
KFSN reports that sergeant Condon McConville is charged with domestic violence. McConville has been suspended from his job with pay and is currently free on bail.
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This will get swept under the rug. The whole department starting w/Chief Knapp, Commander Fitchie and Denise Rocha are ALL corrupt
Posted by Watcher — 21 Jun 2006, 08:51
UPDATE He was just convicted by jury of 2 misdameanor counts of domestic violence. They found him not guilty of the felony charges.
Posted by Updater — 18 Jul 2007, 16:25
Many domestic violence advocates are closely watching what happens in this case. Anyone suspected of covering up information in support of Condon, could be held liable for governmental corruption. This case is a clear example of officer-involved domestic violence. It needs to be treated accordingly, using the guidelines by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The public and citzens of Merced need to hold an officer-abuser, like Condon McConville at a high standard and ask, "Do we want to condone people like Condon?" As a specialist and victim advocate in this field, and in support of his ex-wife, all agencies will be held accountable for their actions or lack thereof. Officer-involved domestic violence needs to be prosecuted and the protection of officers who commit these acts needs to stop. Citizens in this State will not just stand by and watch injustices transpire.
Susan
Victim Advocate
Officer-Involved Domestic Violence
Posted by Susan Rhoades — 01 Sep 2007, 21:31