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Timothy Loehmann, Ex-Cop Who Killed Tamir Rice, No Longer Applying To Be Tioga Police Officer

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Timothy Loehmann has withdrawn his application to the Tioga Borough Police Department less than 24 hours after a photo went viral showing him being sworn in at the rural Pennsylvania town.

Source: NewsOne

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