http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=148&sid=20141861

A Utah Highway Patrol trooper who was caught on tape punching a woman multiple times after a chase and was later fired for it has a new job as a peace officer.

Andrew Davenport was hired by the Ogden Police Department in June 2011, months after he was let go by the Utah Highway Patrol as a result of the allegation of excessive use of force during a pursuit on Aug. 28, 2010.

Davenport was rated by a commission as the top candidate out of 102 on the eligibility list, Ogden Police Chief Mike Ashment said in a prepared statement. He said Davenport went through a background check and behavior evaluation.
This is what happens when prosecutors play buddy/buddy with police and don't charge these maniacs with crimes for their actions on the job. They get a free pass to go on to the next jurisdiction where they plainly put the people at risk of harm or death.

The police union deserves a mighty congratulations for bullying the state and cities in to accepting such severe limits on their powers to remove the jack booted thugs.