He sued to get his badge: Now a Pittsburgh police sergeant has resigned after 2nd DUI

A Pittsburgh police sergeant who sued the city more than a decade ago after it rejected his application to join the force has resigned after pleading guilty to his second DUI in the past five years.

Tariq Jamal-Francis’s last day with the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police was Friday, according to Cara Cruz, a police spokeswoman.

Jamal-Francis, 45, of Plum, had been on administrative leave from his $103,708 job at the bureau’s Zone 4 station in Squirrel Hill…

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