After a sex scandal, a Tennessee police department is reportedly leaving no stone unturned in looking for its next boss.
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It was alleged that Hall, 26, who was a married police officer, had sexual encounters with six other police officers, including an ongoing affair with a sergeant and a threesome with another cop and his wife. It was also alleged that the former chief knew about it all and even joked and shared explicit images of Hall on a secret burner phone, according to the investigation.
“Since our police chief position has been open I’ve tasked our HR department with finding a recruiting company to assist us with this nationwide search,” La Vergne Mayor Jason Cole said in the release.“This first step in the process will ensure we have a good vision for what expectations our community and department [have] for the next police chief,” Cole said.Davis subsequently filed a civil rights lawsuit, claiming she was “sexually groomed” by officers on the all-male late shift.
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