Facebook X Reddit Email Pinterest Quick Roast Superior PD’s leadership didn’t just bend the clock—they folded it into origami. 1,180 after-the-fact punches, could potentially cost roughly $41,300—about $1,000 from 41 average $200K homes. Two-punch rule?…
Facebook X Reddit Email Pinterest “Two Punch” Rule: What The Internal Report Might Have Skipped PowerTime’s design is painfully simple: one punch in, one punch out—done. No mid-shift edits, no retro-tweaks. Yet the LeRette investigation…
Federal Court Is a Soap Opera With Footnotes You know what never lies?A calendar. Federal court cases love two things: dates and who had authority on those dates. So here’s your Superior PD Promotion & Retirement…
Email Shows Officer LeRette Returned To Duty This email thread dates from November 18–19, 2024. It centers on Officer LeRette’s return from administrative leave. Douglas County District Attorney Mark Fruehauf asked City of Superior officials…
OIR Group report reveals misconduct claims against Superior PD’s Michelle Pope, detailing allegations of discrimination and investigative findings.
Union disputes city grievance handling, demanding timely responses and accountability in a labor dispute. Taxpayer interests at stake.
Champaigne’s statement highlights concerns about Officer LeRette’s pregnancy, questioning bias and oversight within the Superior Police Department.
Investigator Mikayla LeRette faced policy violations, but Mayor Jim Paine found no dishonesty, restoring her good standing after addressing schedule issues.
Union claims retaliation against officer, alleges media leak harmed reputation, calls for mayor’s intervention to address low morale.
Mayor Jim Paine addresses a sensitive police grievance, highlighting the intricate relationship between authority and personnel issues.