Ohio police chief on paid leave
Ohio police chief on paid leave after sexual harassment allegations
A police chief in Ohio has been placed on paid leave after an officer brought forward allegations of sexual harassment, according to our media partners WBNS-10 TV. Groveport Police Chief Casey Adams was placed on leave on March 4.
Groveport police chief placed on leave amid investigation into sexual harassment allegations
Groveport Police Chief Casey Adams has been placed on paid administrative leave amid allegations that he sexually harassed a police officer. Groveport Law Director Kevin Shannon tells WOSU that lawyer Anne Duprey of the Frost Brown Todd firm is conducting an independent investigation for the city.
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