Cops own company being probed by county attorney

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Two Montgomery County police officers ownone of the companies at the heart of an investigation into whether more than 100 public safety employees tried to use money from a taxpayer-supported tuition program to buy their own sniper rifles at steep discounts.

Police Sgt. Alfven Uy and Officer Aaron Bailey are listed on state incorporation records as owners of Global Law Enforcement Advisory Group, which county officials said may have improperly used money from a tuition assistance program to give $200 flashlights to course participants in 2007.

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