Attorney Jackson returned to how Sgt. Bukhenik “liked” the message that his boy Trooper Michael Proctor was searching Karen Read's phone for nudes. 


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Attorney Jackson returned to how Sgt. Bukhenik “liked” the message that his boy Trooper Michael Proctor was searching Karen Read’s phone for nudes.{ai:summary}<p>Attorney Jackson highlighted that Sgt. Bukhenik showed approval for Trooper Michael Proctor's actions in searching Karen Read's phone for explicit content. </p><p>This raises concerns about professionalism and ethics in law enforcement practices. #crime</p>

Howie Carr: ‘No nudes’ text exposes State Police

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