BY: Gitte Laasby
Source:
jsonline.com
Palmyra, WI - The village of Palmyra's police chief has been fired after village officials determined he handled several cases improperly.
Among the cases, according to officials: He parked his personal truck loaded with 89 confiscated marijuana plants on high school grounds; he refused to prosecute a volunteer suspected of exposing himself to third-grade boys several times; and he mishandled a drug case.
The Palmyra Police Department Committee voted 2-1 last week in favor of firing Chief Charles Warren after determining he performed his job unsatisfactorily. In doing so, the committee acted against the recommendations of the village's hearing examiner, attorney John Fuchs, who concluded after a hearing in November that Warren showed "room for improvement" but no misconduct.
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