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3-year-old NYPD ticket-fixing case goes to trial

By Washington Examiner
Published October 3, 2014 7:47pm ET
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3-year-old NYPD ticket-fixing case goes to trial
FILE - In this Oct. 28, 2011 file photo, New York Police Dept. Internal Affairs Lieutenant Jennara Cobb, left, and her attorney Philip Karasyk, appear in Bronx state Supreme Court, in New York. Cobb, whose trial began this week, is the first of more than a dozen police to go on trial in a sweeping investigation of ticket-fixing at the nation's largest police department. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, Pool, File) | Richard Drew

NEW YORK (AP) — A ticket-fixing case that stung the New York Police Department three years ago has finally reached trial.

A Bronx judge heard testimony Friday against Jennara Cobb, a lieutenant in the internal affairs bureau.

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