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LAWYER SAYS POLICE NEED TO FOLLOW UP MISCONDUCT CASES

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A prominent lawyer believes that persons found culpable of making false allegations against individual’s charged for sexual misconduct should face the law. Javone Vickerie has the details in this report.

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