Here are the nine reports of police misconduct tracked for Thursday, November 19, 2015:

• Carroll County, Tennessee: A now-former lieutenant pled guilty to federal civil rights charges for inappropriately tasing a pretrial detainee. ow.ly/UOWtD
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: An officer was charged with assault and endangerment for off-duty February altercation at a donut shop. ow.ly/UQqkR
• Columbus, Ohio: An officer pled guilty to attempted unlawful restraint and ordered to pay $50 fine for actions while trying to break up a minor dispute. ow.ly/UQp2o
• Denver, Colorado: An officer was suspended for 10 days and sued for false arrest. ow.ly/UQr02
• Dinwiddie County, Virginia: A now-former deputy was sentenced to one year in jail, with six months suspended, for assault and battery of a motorist. ow.ly/UQrNr
• Niagara Falls, New York: A now-former officer pled guilty to third degree assault for striking man with his motorcycle helmet during a road rage incident while off duty. ow.ly/UQtt6
• Bullitt County, Kentucky: A now-former detective was charged with unlawful access to law enforcement files while she was serving a suspension. She was fired in July for lying to investigators and continuing to have a personal relationship with persons known to be under federal criminal investigation for drug trafficking. ow.ly/UQv8w
• University of Massachusetts: A now-former officer was acquitted of all charges related to sexual assault of a minor. ow.ly/UQAsw
• Fair Lawn, New Jersey: An officer was suspended and accused of stealing supplies from a volunteer ambulance squad. ow.ly/UQB7D