Dallas Police Officer Charged With Stealing From Crime Stoppers

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - Dallas police Senior Corporal Theadora Ross — a 26-year department veteran — said nothing after being arrested Monday.

But now we know what she’s accused of.

Ross and another woman, Malva Delley, are accused of collecting $250,000 in rewards for bogus tips to the Crime Stoppers program for more than five years.

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Posted: Jan 30 2011, 8:40 PM

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Is there any end to the depth of corruption of the police state enforcers? Good God! They people are the lowest of the low.

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