Deputy Robert Carr – York County Sheriff’s Office

In 2017, Deputy Robert Carr was investigated for his response to a possible Operating Under the Influence (OUI) traffic accident. The investigation sustained a violation of the Office’s courtesy policy regarding his email correspondence with an Assistant District Attorney. No discipline resulted, but he was advised to attend an OUI refresher course. Additionally, in 2018, […]

Sergeant Mathieu Nadeau – York County Sheriff’s Office

In 2017, Sergeant Mathieu Nadeau oversaw the investigation of a suicide by firearm. An internal investigation found that he violated Attorney General’s Office protocols for death investigations and failed to maintain sufficient competence. Initially, a one-day suspension without pay was determined, but after grievances, no discipline was ultimately imposed. Additionally, concerns about his truthfulness in […]

Deputy Travis Jones – York County Sheriff’s Office

In 2017, Deputy Travis Jones was involved in a traffic accident where he was found at fault. An internal investigation raised concerns about his truthfulness regarding the incident. The Sheriff’s Office sought advice on potential Giglio impairment, which pertains to the credibility of law enforcement officers. Although no sustained findings of untruthfulness were made, the […]

Jon Held – Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Office

Sheriff Jon Held faced multiple allegations of misconduct, including criminal charges in 2018 for allegedly forcing deputies to campaign for him while on county time. Additionally, Held was sued by military reservists who claimed they were discriminated against due to their military obligations, alleging that less-qualified individuals were promoted over them. These lawsuits accused Held […]

Patricia Fritz – Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Office

Chief Deputy Patricia Fritz was convicted of summary harassment in October 2018 after a physical altercation with Deputy Cpl. Steve Felder on August 7, 2018. She allegedly pushed and poked Felder during a heated discussion, leading to her suspension and subsequent termination. Additionally, Fritz faced allegations of racial discrimination from multiple individuals, including claims that […]

Deputy Crooks – Warren County Sheriff’s Office

In July 2005 and September 2006, Deputy Crooks was accused of threatening an individual and his family with bodily harm. The alleged harassment continued until February 8, 2007, causing the individual mental anguish, embarrassment, and hardship. A lawsuit was filed against Deputy Crooks and the Warren County Sheriff’s Department regarding these allegations. ## Officer Forum […]

Deputy Hatfield – Warren County Sheriff’s Office

In July 2005 and September 2006, Deputy Hatfield was accused of threatening an individual and his family with bodily harm. The alleged harassment continued until February 8, 2007, causing the individual mental anguish, embarrassment, and hardship. A lawsuit was filed against Deputy Hatfield and the Warren County Sheriff’s Department regarding these allegations. ## Officer Forum […]

Sheriff Mark Butler – Warren County Sheriff’s Office

Sheriff Mark Butler’s credibility has been questioned due to past incidents during his tenure at the Herndon Police Department. Internal Affairs investigations revealed issues including insubordination, performance of duty, and truthfulness. In one case, he allegedly falsified a police report and lied about his actions on the scene. These incidents have raised concerns about his […]

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