Davie Police Chief Dale Engle allegedly berated officers who asked about protections against COVID-19, just four days after a deputy died from the virus.
"In response to our members' concerns, Davie Police Chief Dale Engle chose to instead retaliate against our members," wrote Mike Tucker, chief of staff for the Florida State Fraternal Order of Police."Chief Engle then proceeded to berate these members about the issues they raised, yelling about their 'baseless concerns.'"
"The Chief's alleged comments are completely false, homophobic, and slanderous," Jonathan Frey, Bennett's fiancé, said in a statement."I look forward to the fair and impartial investigation initiated by the Town Manager, and I hope that appropriate action will be taken at its conclusion."
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