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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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: 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.
This Memorial Day City Hall Gets a Legal Sunburn
Memorial Day weekend reveals dramatic union tensions in Superior, WI, amid LeRette case filings and controversial city actions.
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.
Delay Tactics Meet Real Consequences
An email about delaying transparency reveals deeper issues in Superior’s credibility amid rising public concerns over a fatal police shooting.
Court Docs – Amended – LeRette v. City of Superior(Jan 2026)
Mikayla LeRette sues the City of Superior for civil rights violations, including warrantless tracking and discrimination during pregnancy.
Mayor Jim “Petty” Paine Stars in “Honey, I Shrunk Accountability”
Superior’s appeal hints at a courtroom farce where accountability is absent, and taxpayers bear the brunt of the spectacle.