Lacey's Chief of Police Announces Retirement
After eight years as chief of police, William Nally will be retiring, effective Monday, Dec. 31
Chief of Police William Nally will be retiring at the end of this year, according to committeeman and police liaison Gary Quinn.
Nally submitted a letter to Township Administrator and Municipal Clerk Veronica Laureigh on Nov. 19, announcing his retirement, effective Monday, Dec. 31.
The letter states that Nally has electronically filed the appropriate forms with the New Jersey Division of Pension and Benefits.
“I would like to thank you both personally and professionally for your support and confidence throughout my career,” Nally says in the letter. “It has been a pleasure to work for and with you for many years. You are a true professional.”
Nally has been eligible for retirement for three years, said Mayor Mark Dykoff, adding that he was “close” to the police chief. Nally was appointed as chief approximately nine years ago, when Dykoff was elected to the Committee.
“It’s something he thought about for many years,” he said of Nally's retirement.
Nally has served as president of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police, which Dykoff sees as a major career feat, he said.
“That was a goal he wanted to achieve,” he said. “It’s quite an achievement for a chief from Ocean County much less Forked River. Now it’s time to move on.”
Although Nally was eligible to retire, the move was surprising, Quinn said.
“It came to us without us having a lot of knowledge of it,” he said.
The committee will discuss potential options moving forward in the Executive Session of the township meeting on Thursday, Dec. 13, he said. Once a decision is made, the committee will make an announcement publicly.
The committee, with the help of Nally, will have to discuss how it’s going to “reconfigure” its command staff, Dykoff said.
“I would love for him to stay on. He’ll be very hard to replace,” Dykoff said. “He’s a true professional. It’s been a pleasure working with him.”
According to Nally’s profile on the Lacey Township Police Department’s website, he has been a resident of Lacey since 1974 and began his career in law enforcement with the township in February of 1985.
Prior to becoming chief of police in 2004, Nally served as executive officer, Patrol Division commander and Investigative Division commander.
Nally earned a master of science degree in Criminal Justice from Saint Joseph’s University in 1994 and a bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Saint Francis College in 1985.
He is a 1999 graduate of the FBI National Academy, 197th Session, and Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff & Command. He is a Certified Public Manager and is also certified by the N.J. State Association of Chiefs of Police as a Chief Law Enforcement Executive. Nally also serves as Lacey Township’s Emergency Management Coordinator.
As of Nov. 23, 2010, Nally made $132,832. His longevity was at $13,283.20 with holiday pay at $8,992. At that time, the total cost to the township was $184,696.29 including longevity, insurances and Social Security.
Nally did not immediately return calls for comment.
proud
8:51 am on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Time for a civilian director.
M'Linda Kula
9:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Time for a NEW police CHIEF and NEW, UNTAINTED police staff.
Dan Gleasack
9:02 am on Thursday, November 29, 2012
your right. lacey should hire two civilians to run the police. civilians are better than police cuz they have nothing to prove. i would like to run the police and im a civilian. maybe we could run it together me and you. im game if you are.
Tim O C
10:07 am on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Try Le Telliers plan and hire more P O
butch cassidy
10:07 am on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
he was a good guy sorry to see you go
VILLAGE EYES
10:21 am on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Great Job Nally takes the right demeanor for that job and You had it. You will b missed, with that team I wouldnt wanna be the coach either.
james@15
12:50 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Big $$$ savings, dont promote let Capt. and LT. run day to day with civilian Twp. Comittee oversight. You dont have another Nally or Chief ready and is not necessary. Retire top heavy guys restructure contracts NOW perfect timing for Big Savings but instead this comittee will promote EVERYONE and dig us deeper without hiring new, just more top heavys????
Bill M
12:50 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
proud; I think u just read about him. If the town wanted a director he would be the obvious choice.
Robert Yates
12:50 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Having moved to town just about 2 years ago, I can not really comment on how well Nally did his job. I would like to make the following suggestion however. Nally's retirement provides a good opportunity for the town to save money. The council should appoint a competent officer as chief who is making substantially less and not replace the officer that takes his position. Lacey Township has little to no violent crime and has 40 full time officers; 36 of which make over $100,000 per year. I fully support a good command structure, a quality investigative unit, and sufficient patrol forces, but patrol cars are everywhere in Lacey Township and I am pretty sure grown men and women can walk themselves across the street at the nuclear power plant when work gets out. It will be interesting to see if the Republican controlled committee will use this opportunity to cut expenses, or further enrich a favored constituent.
Kathy
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Are you kidding Mr Yates??? I have lived in this town all my life...and the tow has grown by leaps & bounds....YES not only should Chief Nally be replaced...but we definitely need MORE officers....These men & women deserve every penny they get...
Robert Yates
2:26 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Kathy: Please re-read my comment. I agree with you that the chief should be replaced; only he should be replaced by an a competent officer that makes less than Mr. Nally was making. We disagree on whether the officer replacing Nally should be replaced. The growth of the town is completely irrelevant unless you are connecting it to some past proportion of officers to population, which you did not do. If you are unwilling to take responsibility for your own safety, that is your problem. However, when you attempt to force me to pay for it, it becomes my problem too. It baffles me how anyone could say we need more police officers (note that both Dykoff and Quinn believe we do) especially when their salaries put them in the top 5% of wage earners in America and especially when the town in question is relatively safe. People should be encouraged to take care of themselves; their families; their friends and their neighbors, not to rely more heavily on expensive public employees.
ruth uveges
12:50 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Thank you for your service Chief Nally. We hope your enjoy your well deserved retirement.
River City Rover
1:54 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Time for the Township to bring in a person to evaluate the department bring the two factions back together again as one department. We need a cop's cop to run that place not a paper pusher. Seem like a wise idea to bring in an experienced ex Top Cop in to evaluate things for a couple of years and make some recommendations to the TC.
Dan Gleasack
9:02 am on Thursday, November 29, 2012
i can do it i sweer. i have street smarts and have had runins with the popo my hole life. i would be a good topcop if i can just hav a chance.
maryann pietruska
1:54 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Good luck in your retirement. May it be a long and happy one spent in good health doing the things you want to do.
Realist
3:23 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Keep the Chiefs position. Public Safety Directors are nothing but political hack positions which would still carry a hefty salary. Also, regarding the Chiefs salary; he does get paid substantially, however he is responsible for the safety of roughly 30,000 citizens, Put a pricetag on that responsibilty, And Mr. Yates, there is a substantial amount of violence in Lacey Township. You are very much misinformed.
lacey voter
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
The chief position is appointed by the town committee..It is a political hack position..He was making 150K plus..You think a civilian director will get that plus all the perks?
Robert Yates
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Cite the statistics Mr. Realist. I am sure there is some domestic violence; no municipality gets away without that and perhaps some drug related assault and battery, but rape, robbery and murder are all but absent. When was the last time shots were fired at a Lacey Township police officer? Your mindset is exactly the one citizens need to get away from if government is ever to be scaled back. Mr. Nally is not responsible for anyone's safety and is in fact not required to be by the United States Supreme Court. Each person (along with the help of their neighbors) is responsible for their own safety. Certainly officers assist in each persons quest to be safe, but the responsibility is primarily the individuals. The primary function of a police officer is to investigate a crime after it is committed, and secondarily to prevent crime via patrols.
lacey voter
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Well, Dycoff states "he has been thinking about this for quite some time". Quinn said the move was a surprise..The comittee cant keep the stories straight..TimOC is right..There obviously was a scan dal and the cover up has begun..Something smells rotten in Denmark
roger
9:03 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
another one swept under the rug
stretch113
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Hey Bill . . . . Gonna miss having you around to talk to about those 'ol days in Lacey. Was always glad you were out there for us while we took care of those problems the town had on Rt.9. Seems like a lot of State, County and Local Police Officers are 'pulling-the-plug' . . Well! with the way things are going & the way the pension system is getting, GET out while the getting is good, as the rules and benefits are changing come July 01. Enjoy the retirement, as you know I'm already 'out there' having fun, and haven't looked-back since . . . keep those pension checks coming in !!!!! THANK YOU for your service ! !
william riche
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
finally, got rid of the dead weight...no more chiefs..stop the ridiculous salaries and restructure and reevaluate the dept.
william riche
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
these guys make over 100k for what?...eliminate longevity ,increase time to max pay and pay freezes across the board
Uncle Moe
5:28 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
MAKE THE COPS PAY FOR THEIR BENEFITS!!! They already are getting too good a deal, and Lacey can't afford it.
Kathy
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Lacey can not afford to loose good men & women officers....
Fred Murtz
12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Kathy
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Lacey can not afford to loose good men & women officers....
and I say where are they going to go?
it could be me
8:24 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Best of luck to Chief Nally.You served Lacey Twp well. If Tim OC has another thought, be man enought to say it. Dont start something you cant finish Tim
O C Tim
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Why dont you tell me?
was it a surprise? or was it planned? was he facing charges?
It doesnt pass the smell test but then again nothing on Lacey rd ever does
remember the audit?
O'Connor
11:26 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
The chief will be missed.
Alicia
8:24 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Billy, will miss that I know I can sleep at night with you as chief but am happy that you will be on to bigger and better oportunitites in life. You are so young so go live it cuz. You did a great job and should leave with your head up high!!! You did an awesome job in a town that has so many more challenges! Change is Good
Kelley
8:24 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Ok, its obvious that something is up.. We shouldn't be discussing who is going to replace him, but rather why is he leaving and does he deserve a pension? Anything to add Eliane or are you satisfied that you have the whole story?
lacey voter
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
I don't think Elaine can penetrate the blue wall. Rumor is out on the street though
loyalty
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Does he deserve a Pension??? 1985-2012 Are you 4 REAL!!!! Dumbest post yet Kelley and theres lots of em.Lacey has had Several Colorful Chiefs in last 40 years and Nally is one of em. Good Guy, did great job with these new generation X cops comin in who sit in cars and text/facebook all day/nite not easy.No loyalty anymore with the boys in Blue or Any job for that matter, everybody hatin on the boss ,No Respect. Take the $$$ and run, Laceys Loses as usual, Dummies.
Dan Gleasack
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
sumtins up?? i just saw a lacey officer an askd what was goin on with the chief bein in trouble n he said "im not allowed to talk bout it" wtf???
Fred Murtz
9:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
so whats that tellya?
Tim O C
11:49 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
It doesnt pass the smell test
O'Connor
9:17 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
These posts are not me. I think the Chief has done a great job and will be missed.
lacey voter
11:26 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
10 or more posts have dissapeared..Would the editors like to elaborate?
Giant fan
11:26 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Police officers are eligible for pensions after 25 years. The Chief has served for 28 years. By working additional years he does not significantly benefit financially. Couple that with the changing landscape of publc service and it makes perfect sense for him to retire. As for why Mayor Dykoff knew of the chiefs retirement and the rest of the committee did not that is simple as well, they are friends.
lacey voter
12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
That must be the reason. The liason to the police dept didn't know..And Dycoff left the rest of the comittee in the dark instead of them start planning for his leaving..BTW, I have a bridge for sale
keystonepd
12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
you fool!!! his salary increases as does the percentage of pension benefit....he'll receive a 68% return on his final salary
butch cassidy
11:26 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
maybe with the recent election he figures he better get out get his pension while its still there...
Fred Murtz
12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
@Giants Fan
care to comment? "Rumor is out on the street though"
William J Moss
12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Here people are making remarks about our chief of police ,who has done a excellent job since he joined the force in 1985 ,an worked his way up the ladder . Maybe you who are dis grunted would like to have a 84 year old sheriff as chief who doesn't even drive himself around .We the citizens of Lacey will be losing a good police officer and a very knowledgeable one .The best to him and I hope he stays in law enforcement in some manner.
Fred Murtz
2:26 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Mr Moss
Open your eyes
Giant fan
2:26 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Keystone,
The chief has received one 2% raise in 4 years. There is no guarantee he will receive any more as there is no contract obligation to do so. As for the % of his pension increasing it is a small amount, he could retire and get a part time job and make more than he does now with a fraction of the headaches.
Chief Wahoo
8:56 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
looks like simple economics of his bank account.....who said cops are not good at finance
lacey voter
3:04 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
But he gets the extra longevity pay every year on top of his salary. And that does increase every year
Realist
8:56 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Do any of you people who believe the police make a good salary, and think it is bad, know why it is a positive thing? Does anyone remember the amount of widespread police corruption there was years ago in this country? However now, most of that buffoonery has faded away. Why????? Because years ago, police salaries absolutely sucked! So you gave someone a lot of power, with a lot of responsibility and a lot of opportunity, making a garbage salary. Now, making good salaries, it keeps officers honest. They have too much to lose. Plain and simple.
Anyway......God bless our officers and good luck in your future endeavors Chief William Nally.
Fred Murtz
8:56 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
executive session lasted for 2 hours? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Dan Gleasack
9:03 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
what is an excutive session?????
Realist
8:56 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Oh yea.......one more thing. For all of you that like to whine and complain so much. Take the Civil Service test next time. Then you too can deal with the crap the police officers have to deal with. Including but not limited to....... working Christmas, New Years, 4th of July, Easter, the overnight shift, having people defecate, vomit and bleed all over you, going to peoples homes in the middle of the night and telling a loved one that their child just died in a car crash, or their husband just got electrocuted, performing CPR on someone, getting spit on, cursed at, having your family threatened, getting run over directing traffic and so much more. All of that fun for a decent salary. God those damn cops make too much freakin money! You are right!!!!!
Dan Gleasack
9:02 am on Thursday, November 29, 2012
can u plese tell me where i can take the civil service test to be the next cheif of lacey. i think i wood be good for this town. i have streeet smarts and will work for small pay. is ther online way to apply??? please let me no. will i have to get my ged first? what r the reqirrements?? any help is aprechiated
Robert Yates
1:11 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Enough with the melodramatic rants that try to pit those who are seeking a bit of fiscal sanity against all that is good and virtuous in the Lacey Township police force. There are two side to every coin. You know it is possible to be in favor of a quality police force that pays its officers well while at the same time seeking to save the town money by encouraging citizens and their neighbors to take a more active role in their own safety hence reducing the number of required patrol officers and overall police presence. No one is saying that police officers do not face difficult circumstances at times and no one is saying that they should not be paid a fair compensation package. What we are saying (or at least what I am saying) is that Lacey Township is by and large populated by decent people that do not regularly violate one another's person and property. Obviously this does happen sometimes, but it is not a huge problem. As a result, the number of officers and the pay they receive should be commensurate with the locality they work in and the risk they are taking. This risk is relatively low in Lacey Township. There is obviously a risk (there always is in police work and officers sign up to take this risk) but it is low. Seeking to shift responsibility for safety from the public to the private does not make one anti-cop. It makes them a good steward of tax payer dollars while encouraging personal responsibility.
Robert Yates
4:16 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Re: Conscious: With Nally's retirement, I believe the force is at 39 full time officers with 4 special officers. I see what you are saying and if it was a foregone conclusion that taxes will never go down, I would agree that we should get the most bang for our buck. But surely we can demand that our taxes go down if services are reduced or eliminated. I think the proportion of officers to population varies widely from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, though I'd bet there is a mathematical formula somewhere that the police unions use during negotiations. I do know that NJ has the highest police presence per capita in the US and probably in the entire world, and neither this state nor the US are commensurately considered the safest places as one would expect.This suggests that more cops are not the answer. My main point throughout this thread is that people need to get away from the idea that someone else will take care of them. They need to take care of themselves and those close to them. Re: Denis: I highly doubt gangs browse the internet looking for a decrease in the proportion of cops per capita, but maybe your are right. Either way, if they know there is a pretty good chance their criminal activity will be met by neighborhood resistance, they will likely seek easier targets in the future. We need to refocus our preferences on a more private community oriented solution rather than an atomized public oriented solution, which we can no longer afford.
proud
9:02 am on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Inthoughtbyou Cheifvsaidblast year that any rumor of his leaving was false it was either atva budget or regular TC meeting.
O C Tim
9:02 am on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Realist
civil service? really? do you have any idea how much nepotism is involved?
do you think that because you scored no 1 that youd get the job? sorry it really doesnt work that way
what is the Real reason for this article I for one think the taxpayers who are paying deserve the TRUTH
Giant fan
1:12 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Realist,
Well said.
lacey voter
1:11 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wonder why the people footing the bill are kept in the dark..No mention of "voluntary retirement" at the last meeting. COVER UP
O'Connor
1:11 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Please do not confuse O C Tim with me. I believe that Chief Nally has been a huge asset to Lacey Township. He will be missed.
Tim O'Connor
Denis
4:10 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Where do I begin ?
Morale on our Police Department is at the lowest ever.
The Chief was no where to be found during the Hurricane. I don't thinkn I heard him thank his officers and support personnel for the great job they did during that crisis. Kudo's to all of the rank and file of the Lacey Police Department, Dispatchers, EMS, Fire Companies, etc. for the awesome support you gave. Probably better without you Chief.
The Chief was no where to be found during the later Snowstorm.
The Chief has not fought hard for additional officers. Even though we have had financial woes like every other town across the nation, other towns have been able to justify the need for more Police. This was his job and he failed miserably at it. The town has grown significantly over the past 10 years. The LPD has not hired any additional police officers in over 5 years. Has he made a lame attempt at pushing for more officers? Sure he has, but under the guise of him getting himself a nice pay raise. This town is a great town to live in, raise a family and work in, but...crime has increased sharply over the years. While we haven't been infested with Gangs as yet, you do know that they are well aware of which towns are keeping up their departments and which are stagnant.
The Chief obviously has a political agenda. Hope his local "acquaintances" don't ruin that future for him.
Sorry Chief, I liked you when you first came in, but lost respect for you over the years.
O C Tim
7:09 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
The town is broke
The town is broke due to the friends and family plan run by the tc
The Tc is the folks who give out the contracts
The Tc is the one who continues to give out 2% contracts which in turn raises TAXES EVERY YEAR
If the town employees think they can get a better "deal" feel free
You want more cops on the street?
Implement Le Tellier plan
but that aint gonna happen because it goes against the friends and family plan
frank rizzo
7:41 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
its easy to see which people on this thread are kissing up hoping to receive that pba to skip tickets card
William J Moss
9:40 pm on Thursday, November 29, 2012
I read where people are writing the town gave a 2 % increase . Is that not fair when they give it to App 114 total employees . And those employees are looking at App 700 employees who got a 2 % increase which raise taxes ever year also in our school system . The town gets 14% of our tax money and the schools get 63% the town has a payroll of app 5 million and the schools 50 million with benefits . There are 33 towns in ocean county and 29 of them pay more in local taxes then Lacey The town is who you see and the schools are the hidden ones stop the schools from spending so much of your taxes . The schools just posted a million and half surplus and raised the schools lunches .Then showed a profit if 75 thousand dollars at the last school board board meeting in there food service fund and raised taxes higher than then the town and ocean county
buzzard
9:03 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
First off the Town is NOT Broke, the taxpayers are !! Contract was agreed upon by TC you have to live w it just like the new one, BROKE YOU SAY ,YEA RIGHT!!! Secondly Nally is the CEO he is to be heard when need be and outta the picture the remainder, We have a CAPTAIN for A Reason? Several LEIUTS AND SARGENTS for the Real Police work, from what I just read they are Paid WELL to Perform these duties. Nally was A Good Chief not a Spokesmodel like the TR guy, everyday in the paper (Ego). The TC is to blame for this bloated position which Nally has ,it is not his fault he did what he was ASKED of and was a damn near 30yr Vet show the man some Respect something his fellow teamates have yet to Learn? Sounded like a mutiny occured this happens in todays society w/ Prof anymosity and jealousy at an All time high.
O C Tim
9:03 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
Mr Moss
there needs to be a salary cap for township workers ie pd dpw
we know you dont like the schools we get it
The only reason taxes are lower here Mr Moss is because of the plant.
Funny thing I dont think the town is getting the help from Christie they thought at replacing the old nuke plant
Mantle
4:16 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
It's funny that everyone in town knows what happened and why he is leaving yet it's not showing up here. Just keep sweeping it away like it never happened.
Mantle
4:16 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
It's amazing how quickly the comments pointing out the path to the truth are being deleted. Just keep asking what did he do and you will find out. Just don't ask it here because the answer will be deleted.
Elaine Piniat
4:20 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
Mantle, we cannot have allegations posted as comments. It goes against our Terms of Use, which can be found here: http://lacey.patch.com/terms. I am looking into the situation.
CONCERNED MOM
10:28 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
How can the taxpayers of this town truly find out why he has retired? Many of us still do not know and have not heard the rumors. . .
buzzard
11:42 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Dont even stoop to Mantles level, Please, Forked Rumour Mill is swrlin harder than Hurricane Sandy, Yea we all heard it big deal, A friend helpin a friend U would do the same and more in his spot. How many more idiots gonna bash the Chief?? Most r losers who are a JOKE in life. Nally = WINNING/LOYALTY/SOLID LAY THE SMACK DOWN CHIEF!!!!!!!
butch cassidy
1:28 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
seriously buzzard is right.who cares people!!! the fact is a great man/ chief is retiring..now honor him with the respect he has earned as an honorable man and chief of police....
larry
11:42 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
What's going to happen to taxes when the power plant closes an I would really like to know the true story about the chief if so many people know why not let it get posted on this site
butch cassidy
1:28 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
as far as taxes go they will be going up and not just here but everywhere so close the DANGEROUS plant and get over it
O C Tim
11:42 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Elaine
What have you found out?
Start with why would it take 2 hours in executive session ?
Giant fan
5:38 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Tim,
Possibly because of hurricane sandy which seriously damaged the town. There might have been any number of issues such as FEMA that they might have had to discuss Also all things being equal they might very well have been discussing the retirement of Chief Nally, what would you expect. Either make a point or end it. And if Elaine won't print it here just come to the next Twsp meeting and ask them personally.
O C Tim
10:28 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Giant Fan
ask who ? the TC? lol one was surprised the other said he knew
nice try with the executive session being about Sandy
What would be nice is THE TRUTH
Are you on the friends and family plan?
Sick and Tired
10:36 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
Breaking APP news:
http://m.app.com/topstories/article?a=2012312050117&f=244
Article says Chief Nally was "under investigation" but doesn't elaborate. Now that it is common knowledge that he was being investigated, what are the allegations?
What did you find out Elaine? Have you interviewed Mayor Dyckoff? He seems to know the details.
Curious.