Former New York police chief, James Burke, who once led the investigation into the Long Island serial killings, has been arrested again for allegedly soliciting sex in a public park. The arrest took place at a park in Farmingville, Long Island, where Burke reportedly exposed himself to a park ranger. The arrest was part of an operation in response to complaints about quality of life issues in the area.
Burke was charged with offering a sex act, indecent exposure, public lewdness, and criminal solicitation. Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison announced the charges during a press conference. It is also possible that additional charges may be pending.
Burke’s troubled past includes a conviction for assaulting a suspect, which led to his imprisonment. He was also involved in a conspiracy to cover up the assault. Burke’s probation ended last year, and he resigned from his position as police chief in 2015.
In addition, it has been revealed that Burke had previously been investigated for engaging in sex acts in police vehicles while on duty and having a relationship with a prostitute.
Despite his previous position in law enforcement, Burke attempted to avoid the arrest by using his former status. He asked the rangers if they knew who he was and claimed that the arrest would be a public humiliation for him. However, the ranger who arrested him did not recognize him.
This latest arrest adds to the controversies and legal issues surrounding Burke’s career. It remains to be seen what further consequences he may face as a result of these charges.
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