The World’s Highest Paid State Trooper was no-show at his own arraignment on drunk-driving charges.


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The World’s Highest Paid State Trooper was no-show at his own arraignment on drunk-driving charges.{ai:summary}<p>The highest-paid state trooper in the U.S. failed to appear for his arraignment on drunk-driving charges. His absence raises questions about accountability among law enforcement officials. </p><p>#crime</p>

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