A former Windsor police officer has been sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to a domestic violence-related charge.
Timothy Seabra, now 34, pleaded guilty Aug. 17 to second-degree trespassing as an act of domestic violence, a Class 5 felony, and was sentenced to two years of supervised probation. As part of his sentence, Seabra will also be required to do 100 hours of community service and complete a domestic violence evaluation and any recommended treatment.
Seabra was arrested by the Johnstown Police Department in January and terminated from the Windsor Police Department on March 2 following an internal investigation. The internal investigation found six policy violations:
- Conduct, supervisory reporting.
- Attendance, communication violations.
- Unauthorized access, disclosure, or use/authority concerns.
- Criminal or disgraceful conduct.
- Activity incompatible with conditions of employment.
- Conduct unbecoming.
Details surrounding the allegations in this case were not discussed in court. Chief Deputy District Attorney Brian Hardouin said during the sentencing hearing that “the investigation indicated this was a tumultuous relationship” that involved “on-again, off-again violence.” Hardouin said the victim is happy to have the case resolved and see Seabra take accountability…