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Friday, October 16, 2009

A veteran Philadelphia police officer was charged earlier today with allegedly trying to get a female prisoner to perform oral sex on him, police officials said.

Early this morning, another cop spotted Officer Malaika T. Mebane, 38, standing in a jail cell with a female prisoner inside the 35th District's headquarters, at Broad and Champlost streets, authorities said. The officer reported the situation to a supervisor, who later contacted Internal Affairs investigators.

The cell was held as a possible crime scene. Police said the prisoner later told investigators that Mebane, a 17-year veteran, had asked her to perform oral sex on him. Mebane was charged with attempted sexual assault and related offenses. Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey suspended Mebane for 30 days with the intent to dismiss.

 

Posted by David Gambacorta @ 10:18 PM  Permalink | 18 comments
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Posted 10:54 PM, 10/16/2009
ashemnat99
Gonna lose your pension and career for oral? If you need it that bad and cant get it easily, for gods sakes go and get a professional and keep your job. Wow, 17 years on the force down the drain.
Posted 11:21 PM, 10/16/2009
whsmith
yep, lost pension and career, and he has his pic in the papers for all to see... friends, former classmates, family, elderly relatives... all of whom will involuntarily have a mental image of what he did... it's almost as if he wanted to get caught, doing that on the job.
Posted 11:21 PM, 10/16/2009
whsmith
yep, lost pension and career, and he has his pic in the papers for all to see... friends, former classmates, family, elderly relatives... all of whom will involuntarily have a mental image of what he did... it's almost as if he wanted to get caught, doing that on the job.
Posted 11:24 PM, 10/16/2009
whsmith
yep, a lost pension and career... not to mention a lost dignity. his pic and name in the paper for all to see, including elderly relatives, former classmates, and friends. all of whom will unfortunately, involuntarily conjure up a mental image of the act... *shudder* how desparate can you get?
Posted 01:56 AM, 10/17/2009
hasgottostop
Looks like a lot of friends from North and West Philly have lost a collegue to overlooks all their illegal activities. Where's Shannon from Temple to report on this. She was probably doing him big time.
Posted 04:37 AM, 10/17/2009
lonewolf 10
he most likely been abusing his power for years and finally got caught..
Posted 10:45 AM, 10/17/2009
Swyve
Should have been a "Rethuglican"...
Posted 10:45 AM, 10/17/2009
Swyve
Should have been a "Rethuglican"...
Posted 01:05 PM, 10/17/2009
Getitright
Swyve...I bet he is a Democrat.. Rememeber the Dems are for the poor and those poor Minorities as well... HMMM but yet those making over 200K, you know the people who BARRY wants to tax because they are too RICH... 57% of all people making over 200K indentify themselves as DEMORATS...
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Posted 04:34 PM, 10/17/2009
eicholson
I agree with mensaman, Ramsey acted too harshly, 30 days without pay and some sensitivity training. We still have yet to hear from the FOP
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Posted 01:33 PM, 10/18/2009
dimondgrl420
I was viewing these comments and, my God, do you idiots really believe politcal choices have ANYTHING to do with his decisions? It's shows your level ignorance and stupidity. Not to mention, the majority of you have already convicted him before he's ever been tried. You have NO idea what prompted the accusation, or whether or not it's even true. Get the ENTIRE facts before you convict someone. One day, it could be you accused of raping a person and how would you feel if the worrld convicted you before your trial?
About David Gambacorta and Dafney Tales
David Gambacorta has covered cops, criminals and everyone in between at the Daily News since 2005. He grew up in South Philadelphia and studied journalism at Temple University. And yes, he knows you have a hard time pronouncing his last name.

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Dafney Tales has covered cops, criminals and cats getting caught in car engines at the Daily News since 2007. She, too, studied journalism at Temple University, but grew up in Boston, Mass. And yes, she knows you think her last name is pretty cool for a writer.