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Midland Police Officer Fired For Failing Drug Test

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: September 13, 2010
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    A Midland police officer has been terminated from the department after failing a drug and alcohol test. The termination follows a post-accident investigation.
    Andrew Lowe was involved in an A.T.V. accident on September 5th on Fairgrounds Road in Midland. He and another officer were patrolling a park when the other officer slowed down his A.T.V, and Lowe crashed into the back of it.
    Since Lowe was injured, he was required to take a urinalysis test. The results violated the Midland Police Department's drug and alcohol policy, and he was fired. Lowe has 48 hours to appeal the decision.

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