Police union says plan to divulge home addresses is dangerous

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The leader of the District police union is chafing at a D.C. Council bill that would require police officers to be served with subpoenas at their homes.

“The disclosure of police officers’ home addresses endangers not only the officers but their families,” said Fraternal Order of Police Chairman Kristopher K. Baumann.

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