BY: Mike Mason
Source:
fox4now.com
Fort Myers FL - He's taken a vow to serve with honor but a Fort Myers police Sergeant is caught cheating and seems to be getting away with it. Now some of his fellow officers want to know why! Four in your Corner investigator Mike Mason finding out why this Sergeant is still on the job and in charge of training other officers! We have the internal affairs investigation tonight and fellow officers are outraged.The sergeant who trains them and serves as their role model is caught cheating on a test but they say he only got a slap on the wrist. Police officers are held to a higher standard. So when word got out that Fort Myers police Sergeant Roger Valdivia cheated on his Lieutenant's exam, many officers were outraged. Investigators found when the test was given out last September. Valdivia brought in his iPhone and snapped pictures of the exam, clearly a policy violation.
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