An entire police force in a city in Georgia has resigned over concerns about the mayor and City Council’s ethics.
During a dramatic Milner City Council meeting on Monday, October 19, city manager Tausha Grose announced that she was resigning from the City Council. The news followed Police Chief Lamar Bunn, as well as the city’s five full-time officers and most of its reserve officers tendering their resignations as well, according to The Augusta Chronicle.
There are reportedly several contentious factors that brought the city to this stage, both personal and professional. However, the outlet reported that one of the most serious allegations is that Mayor Craig Timmons placed a tracking device that he bought with his personal money on Bunn’s personal truck. Bunn said at the meeting that it was done without the knowledge of the City Council, his supervisor or the city administration…