
KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. — Two Kenosha County deputies have quietly resigned before they could be fired, both under the weight of serious misconduct investigations—one involving concealed criminal history and deception, the other, a troubling pattern of behavior that allegedly jeopardized officer safety.
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Commendations are due to those entrusted with the responsibility of conducting background investigations on prospective members of the force.
DEI. Affirmative action. Get rid of em.
Why not name that other officer!! Why allow special treatment when she broke the law like all the others and their pictures are posted. Who cares about her safety, she put herself in that position, now it’s time to face the music!! Does this her mug shot picture isn’t included with all the others that are posted? What’s fair for one, is fair for everyone!!!
Some people don’t like it when someone gets “resigned” but it guarantees that the bad apple is out the door quickly, surely, permanently and economically. On the flip side, in Walworth County shady cops were paid to resign and that, to me, is shady.
Who cares? Inquiring minds? As long as she isnt employed by county any longer. What is really surprising is that there aren’t charges being brought against her for having a relationship with an inmate.
This why I do the speed limit I ain’t dealing with these nutcases