Investigator Mikayla LeRette faced policy violations, but Mayor Jim Paine found no dishonesty, restoring her good standing after addressing schedule issues.
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In this February 9, 2026 Opinion and Order, the Western District of Wisconsin granted partial summary judgment to Ian Cuypers on his excessive force claim after a City of Superior officer tased him during a traffic stop. The court held that video evidence showed he was not actively resisting and allowed multiple claims, including malicious prosecution and punitive damages, to proceed to trial.
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In April 2024, City of Superior officials and the police chief exchanged emails with a concerned resident regarding a traffic stop where a driver was tased. The correspondence details police use-of-force policies and offers further public discussion.
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Defendants Paine, Serck, and the City of Superior move to dismiss 2700 Winter, LLC’s suit over a rezoning-agenda dispute and alleged contract interference. They argue mandamus is the proper remedy for any refusal to act and that §1983 cannot support a state-law interference claim.
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An October 2024 invoice shows the City of Superior owes $278,882.64 for Phase 1 of its fiber network. As major infrastructure projects like this continue, city expenditures are rising faster than revenues—deepening budget deficits and increasing the likelihood of property tax hikes in 2025 to sustain municipal operations.
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The Minnesota court record for State v. Garner Joseph Moffat documents a 2014 misdemeanor DWI conviction in Duluth and the subsequent collections process. Moffat completed probation and paid all fines by 2018, closing the case with full financial compliance.
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The Minnesota Judicial Branch record for State v. Garner Joseph Moffat (69DU-CR-14-3072) documents a 2014 DWI conviction in Duluth. Moffat pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol level over 0.08, received a misdemeanor conviction, and completed probation and payments by 2018.
FEDERAL COURT – Emails Allege Police Retaliation
Union claims retaliation against officer, alleges media leak harmed reputation, calls for mayor’s intervention to address low morale.
FEDERAL COURT – Mayor Paine Takes Over Police Grievance
Mayor Jim Paine addresses a sensitive police grievance, highlighting the intricate relationship between authority and personnel issues.
FEDERAL COURT: Police Union Letter to the Mayor Paine
Union disputes over police discipline in Superior raise concerns about trust and morale within the department, impacting taxpayers.
FEDERAL COURT:Written Warning Paine in the LeRette Case
Investigation reveals serious policy violations by Officer LeRette, raising accountability concerns for taxpayers in Superior, Wisconsin.
FEDERAL COURT: LeRette Forces City to Produce Records
City of Superior faces scrutiny over public records in LeRette case, raising key questions on GPS data and transparency in police operations.
Superior’s Civil Rights Storm Clouds Are Gathering
Examining patterns in police actions reveals a troubling trend in accountability and transparency that demands urgent attention.
Pick The Bumper Sticker That Hurts City Hall’s Feelings
We’re putting the bumper stickers to a vote, because democracy should occasionally do something useful between potholes and press releases. Pick the one you’d actually slap on your car, truck, laptop, beer fridge, or emotionally…
📺 Coming Soon to YouTube—Hide Your Expectations
Join us this summer for The Council Clown Show on YouTube, blending reality with laughs as we animate Jim Paine’s wildest moments!
Mayor Jim Paines Echo Chamber Loses Labor Support
Mayor Jim’s crew faces backlash over union job losses tied to the NTEC plant. Hard hats demand real support, not empty speeches.