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PIC drops probe into officer's
The Police Integrity Commission (PIC) has refused to say why it has stopped investigating a claim it damaged the reputation of a policeman in southern New South Wales.
In 2005, the PIC presented a report to State Parliament about Operation Whistler, which examined the conduct of several Wagga Wagga officers during a 2003 arrest.
Senior Constable Timothy Briggs complained to the PIC Inspector that the report included material that was damaging to his reputation and integrity. The Inspector upheld the complaint and the report was amended.
But in 2007, Senior Constable ... Read more
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Temple Daily Telegram
12 September 2006
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Troy council fires its police
TROY - The Troy City Council voted to terminate the employment of three of its police officers for “failure to follow the rules, or to conform their conduct to the council’s wishes,” according to a faxed statement with a city of Troy letterhead on it.
According to the press release, the action was taken at a public meeting of the Troy City Council on Monday. The action came after a more than two-month evaluation of the Troy Police Department by the council, according to the statement.
The firing leaves the city without a police force, although the Bell County Sheriff’s Department will send patrols to the city until new department personnel are hired.
On Aug. 28, the council fired Police Chief David Seward.
The officers fired Monday were Adam Davis, Louie Minor Jr. and Jack Comeaux, the release said.
The release said Comeaux was fired for insubordination, displays of disrespect toward superiors, unauthorized work schedule and conduct undermining department integrity.
Minor and Davis were fired for “lack of confidence,” the release said.
Seward was placed on probation following a July 11 meeting of the council but was placed on administrative leave of absence by Mayor Sammy Warren a few days after that meeting.
Warren said prior to the motion to discharge Seward that the issues surrounding his suspension and firing had to do with poor administrative job performance, financial issues and management of the police department in general.
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