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Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314-7796

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Public defender wants contract of ‘Police Women of Broward County’ star

Nova Southeastern University law professor Bruce Rogow, a veteran criminal defense lawyer agrees.

“They are entitled when the contract relates specifically to the officer who makes the arrest,” Rogow told Broward Bulldog. “The state should make arrangements to get it.”

The Public Defender’s Office represents seven defendants charged with various crimes during the show. Penoyer and two other deputy/stars, Julie Bowers and Erika Huerta, were hit with subpoenas demanding that they produce their contracts.

Read the whole story on the Miami Herald website