Exclusive from WBRZ’s Chris Nakamoto: Ronald Greene investigative notes show troopers asked for colleagues to be arrested
(June 29, 2021/WBRZ.com)
EXCERPT – Amid a series of WBRZ Investigative Unit reports on Greene’s death, State Police memos and the reassignment of a top agency attorney, the trooper who wanted to be interviewed for the latest story said it was time he shared what he said was the truth.
“I love what I do,” trooper Carl Cavalier said in an interview first seen on WBRZ News 2 at 6:00 Tuesday evening. He continued, “but we still have murderers, in my eyes, on the job. Guys who received a slap on the wrist for their roles in the Ronald Greene incident are unpunished… patrolling the streets and left on the job.”
More from WBRZ: Amid Ronald Greene cover-up, trooper urges family to call FBI
(June 30, 2021/WBRZ.com)
EXCERPT – As trooper Albert Paxton investigated Greene’s death during an altercation with troopers from Troop F in Monroe, he noticed concerning behavior. In Paxton’s notes provided to WBRZ, notations are seen where Paxton wrote he told Greene’s family to contact the FBI.
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