The U.S. Attorney's Office for South Carolina confirms there will be a meeting this week to discuss investigations into the South Carolina Highway Patrol, but Nancy Wicker, chief of the criminal division, said she could not confirm who would be at the meeting or its details.

The U.S. Attorney's Office, the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, the FBI and the State Law Enforcement Division confirmed last month they were investigating cases of trooper misconduct that were caught on the troopers' dash camera videotapes.

In one case from May 2006, troopers and local law enforcement were chasing a dump truck on I-95 that had refused to pull over. The driver crashed through road signs and didn't stop when police shot at his truck.

When the driver finally did stop in Sumter County, as he was lying on the ground, Highway Patrol Lance Corporal John Sawyer ran up and started kicking him in the head. He resigned from the patrol two months later, and says he simply lost his cool after the danger of the high-speed chase.