CROYDON, N.H. —A one-man police department in New Hampshire was disbanded by a vote this week, leading its former chief to walk home from his office in his underwear in protest.
A motion abolishing the Croydon Police Department passed unanimously Tuesday night, according to a draft of the Croydon board of selectmen meeting minutes.
"The citizens that were up front were all surprised and shocked," former Chief Richard Lee said. "One was very angry. She had a case pending before the court that's now no good 'cause I can't prosecute it."
He was the only one on the force, working part-time, and had worked there since 2000.
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didn't know how much crime was happening until they got a police department. you know, speeding running stop signs kids doing stupid things someones dog running loose!
ReplyDeleteif salisbury got rid of their police department i'm sure crime statistics would drop. specially since it looks like the kops were then ones stealing!
I couldn't understand what you were trying to say ? English please...
Delete11:25 but remember it was all for the kids!!!!!! And also remember, cops are hero's!!!
ReplyDeleteFebruary 20, 2020 at 11:25 AM:
ReplyDeleteToo bad you didn't finish school. How's that fast food job going?
He was waiting for a good excuse to go streaking
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