Ex-sheriff’s deputy banned from police work over ‘trading cards’ of suspects

A former sheriff’s deputy in Vermont has been banned from any future police work after being found guilty of creating a disturbing collection of "trading cards" detailing information about suspects. The Vermont Criminal Justice Council also issued a written warning to a Rutland City Police corporal for violating the state’s Fair and Impartial Policing Policy in a separate incident. This case highlights the serious implications of police misconduct and the importance of maintaining impartiality and respect for all individuals, regardless of their status as a suspect. The actions of these officers underscore the need for stringent oversight and accountability within law enforcement.