Towing operator says Detroit Tigers tickets given to MSP officers were not bribes
A towing operator who makes his money by towing cars for Michigan State Police officials said he gave Detroit Tigers tickets to troopers, but not as bribes.
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The exchanges led to an internal affairs investigation and a federal lawsuit being filed by a whistleblower, who said law enforcement officials are retaliating against him for cooperating with investigators.
Towing operator says Detroit Tigers tickets given to Michigan State Police officers were not bribes
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