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Eghad, ltc44's point is that due process does not imply immunity from normal criminal charges that anybody else would have faced.
Officer Harless should be receiving due process, as defined by the departmental agreement with the union, for interdepartmental charges.
He should be receiving due process, as defined by the 4th and 5th Amendments and applicable state of Ohio laws, for those actions that went beyond inappropriate and met the gate for criminal charges.
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