UPDATE: New Information In Investigation Of CPD Hooky Scandal -
19 Action News|Cleveland, OH|News, Weather, Sports  Officers
investigated in CPD hooky scandal   Update: 10 p.m. Thursday,
Oct. 18  The Cincinnati Police Department says a pair of police
officers watched TV and played video games when they were
supposed protecting citizens, and their bosses helped them get
away with it.  The department says officers Thomas Schmid and
Anthony Dawson were ordered to two months of foot patrol after
they were found to be driving without wearing seat belts.   They
say the officers instead made a daily habit of reporting to a
police substation inside the Hyde Park Plaza and spending their
entire shift watching TV and playing video games, and that as
many as six supervisors knew about the situation and did
nothing.  Other officers in District Two, which covers the east
side of the city, apparently weren't happy about the situation
and reported it to police brass.  After checking out the
reports, police suspended the two