The FBI on Thursday arrested several law enforcement officers following a months-long investigation
Fox News contributor Charlie Hurt and the panel on 'The Five' tear into law enforcement opposition after a Minnesota town force resigns.in Northern California following an investigation into alleged civil rights violations by law enforcement officers.
In a statement, Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe called Thursday"a dark day in our city’s history, as people trusted to uphold the law, allegedly breached that trust and were arrested by the FBI."An Antioch police vehicle. Officers with the police department and Pittsburg Police Department, both in California, were arrested Thursday following an FBI raid.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the FBI, and the Pittsburg police chief and city manager, as well as other local officials.
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