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FILE- in this file image from Oct. 27, 2015, taken from video provided by the 36th District Court, Detroit police officers Charles Lynem, 28, left, and Chancellor Searcy, 31, are arraigned via video conference in Detroit. Detroit Police Chief James Craig says the two members of an elite police unit can return to work after being acquitted of stealing money from people they stopped on the street. A jury acquitted Officers Lynem and Searcy on Jan. 11, 2017. They had been suspended without pay. (Wayne County District Court/Detroit News via AP)
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