Kenneth Nolen – Chambers County Sheriff’s Office

In February 2018, correctional officer Kenneth Nolen faced allegations of sexual misconduct with a female inmate dating back to 2016. After returning to the department for four months, the 2016 incident was reported, leading to his indictment by a grand jury. Nolen was subsequently terminated and arrested on felony charges of custodial sexual misconduct. He […]

Teddy Hancock – Chambers County Sheriff’s Office

In February 2018, correctional officer Teddy Hancock was accused of sexual misconduct with female inmates at the Chambers County Detention Facility. Following the allegations, Hancock was terminated from his position and arrested on felony charges of custodial sexual misconduct. He was released on bond pending further legal proceedings.

Phillip Hartley – Butler County Sheriff’s Office

In July 1996, Chief Deputy Phillip Hartley released pretrial detainee Leroy Owens, who had been severely beaten by fellow inmates, against a court order requiring his detention. Hartley abandoned Owens at a motel in the early hours, disregarding medical instructions to monitor his condition. This action led to a lawsuit alleging deliberate indifference to Owens’ […]

Diane Harris – Butler County Sheriff’s Office

Sheriff Diane Harris oversaw the Butler County Jail during a period marked by deplorable conditions, including malfunctioning cell locks, inadequate staffing, and a lack of inmate classification. These conditions led to routine inmate assaults, notably the severe beatings of inmates Joe Marsh and Leroy Owens in July 1996. Harris faced lawsuits alleging that her inaction […]

Raymond Rogers – Bullock County Sheriff’s Office

In May 2017, former Bullock County jailer Dorothy Thomas filed a federal lawsuit against Sheriff Raymond Rogers, alleging that he made inappropriate sexual comments toward her. Thomas was terminated in November 2015 over a contraband issue involving a county jail inmate. The lawsuit also named the entire Bullock County Commission for not providing her due […]

Deputy Jerry Burns – Blount County Sheriff’s Office

In July 2016, Deputy Jerry Burns was involved in the death of Anthony Edwards following an altercation. Burns stopped Edwards and another individual for questioning, during which Edwards fled. After a chase, Burns used a Taser unsuccessfully and subsequently tackled Edwards, allegedly slamming his head to the ground. Edwards sustained a skull fracture, brain bleeding, […]

Communications Officer II Jennifer Frith – Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office

In February 2007, Communications Officer II Jennifer Frith accessed the Computer-Aided Dispatch System to retrieve a co-worker’s address, which she provided to another employee for personal reasons. This action violated departmental policies regarding the use and confidentiality of the computer system. Following an internal investigation, Frith was placed on administrative leave with pay and subsequently […]

Deputy Anthony Kiel – Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office

In June 2023, Deputy Kiel posted a Christian Bible verse on Facebook, leading to a written complaint. Supervisors initially found no policy violation. However, during his December 2023 performance review, Kiel received a reduced raise, allegedly due to the post. In March 2024, after posting a comedy video about the Nineteenth Amendment, supervisors reprimanded him, […]

Eye-opening Truths About Officer Misconduct and Lawsuits

Understanding Officer Misconduct in Pennsylvania Officer misconduct is a pressing issue that affects many communities in Pennsylvania. When police officers act outside the law, it can lead to devastating outcomes for citizens. Such actions not only undermine trust but also have financial implications for the state. This post explores how officer misconduct leads to lawsuits […]

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