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No one said he was the worst in the department.
by krisdol 13y ago
No one said he was the worst in the department.
- awda 13y agoYes, they did: """Saulet has long history of misconduct, with approximately 120 allegations against him and 21 cases of sustained misconduct (more than any other officer in the department). The sheriff's letter says that Saulet repeatedly was told to improve interactions with the public, and provided with remarkable investments of coaching and counseling. Saulet underwent three performance-improvement plans, two training sessions, and two multi-visit sessions with a social psychologist, coaching sessions with supervisors, and 80 hours of time off without pay."""
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- antjanus 13y ago>more than any other officer in the department It's in the writing.