Donald Grady, the chief of police for Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, has been fired. The Chicago Sun-Times says Grady was put on paid leave Nov. 10 while the school reviewed the police department’s handling of a case in which Andrew Rifkin, then a police officer under Grady’s command, was charged with sexually assaulting a freshman at the school. The case against Rifkin was subsequently dismissed when a judge ruled that an officer withheld evidence that could have cleared Rifkin.
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