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2 San Jose police officers arrested, charged after internal investigation

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2 San Jose police officers arrested, charged after internal investigation — Los Altos Government news

Two San Jose police officers have been arrested and charged following an internal investigation, the department announced Thursday. Raydarius Surry, 29, and Destiney Thompson, 30, are charged with tampering with evidence and filing a false police report, according to police. The two are in a relationship and have been with the department for several years – eight for Surry and six for Thompson. Back in August, police launched an investigation into Surry in connection with an arrest he made on May 3. Surry was notified by the department in August that a small baggie containing a small amount of suspected narcotics, which had been listed in his police report, was never booked into evidence, according to police. The baggie was slated to be tested by the county crime lab. On Aug. 12, after being told about the missing evidence, Surry stopped a pedestrian unrelated to the May 3 case and found a similar baggie of suspected narcotics, police said. Surry seized the baggie, did not tak

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