LIVINGSTON POLICE CHIEF SUSPENDED 3 WEEKS AFTER MISSING $27,000
The Livingston Board of Aldermen voted 3-2 to immediately suspend Police Chief Greg Etheredge for three weeks without pay Monday night. The decision comes after at least $27,000 missing from the police department as well as several evidence-related issues found by the State Comptroller’s Office.
Alderman Chris Speck made the motion for the length of time that also included a six-month probation period and monthly reports to the Board. Speck said Etheredge did not deserve any further consequence.
After the meeting, Etheredge said that he appreciates the Board of Aldermen and the people of Livingston for their support.
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