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Duval County Public Schools rehires exonerated police officer

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Four months after criminal charges against a Duval County Public Schools police officer were dropped, the school district welcomed him back to the force. On Thursday, the school district announced it is rehiring Sean MacMaster after he was exonerated of all charges stemming from a Michigan sex crimes case. MacMaster, 46, passed a polygraph test and a psychological evaluation, and will return to duty starting on March 16. A Michigan judge dropped those charges in December shortly after the state’s attorney general filed a motion to dismiss its case. The case came under the microscope again when Nessel’s office reopened all of the cases handled by ex-Assistant Attorney General Brian Kolodziej.