Jeffrey Walls has been reinstated as the police chief of Ketchikan, Alaska, after the city cleared him of a felony assault charge. Walls was accused of pushing a man into a stone wall.
of a small Alaska community is back to work after a felony assault charge against him was dropped and the city cleared him in an internal investigation."He has a proven track record of keeping his community safe and of acting in the best interest of his officers and citizens; I am confident that he will continue to do so at KPD," Ketchikan City Manager Delilah Walsh said in a statement provided to the Ketchikan Daily News announcing Walls’ reinstatement.
Jeffrey Walls, who was previously charged with felony assault, has been cleared to return to work as the police chief of Ketchikan, Alaska. Last month, the felony charge was dismissed by Ketchikan Superior Court Judge Katherine Lybrand, who found the state prosecutor gave erroneous instructions to the grand jury regarding Walls’ legal authority as a peace officer under Alaska statute to use force to make an arrest or terminate an escape while off duty.
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