Two D.C. cops still on paid leave in Rawlings probe

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The public has paid more than $60,000 to keep two veteran D.C. police officers home as an investigation into the shooting death of Southeast teenager DeOnte Rawlings drags into its sixth month.

James Haskel and Anthony Clay have been left in limbo by a federal investigation into their gunfight with 14-year-old DeOnte in a Southeast alley last September.

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