The Brief
- A 722-page Greenfield investigative report into Police Chief Jay Johnson includes 67 allegations of misconduct.
- Mayor Michael Neitzke filed paperwork seeking to have Johnson fired.
- Johnson denied the charges, calling them meritless and requesting their dismissal.
GREENFIELD, Wis. – A 722-page Greenfield investigative report into suspended Police Chief Jay Johnson reveals 67 allegations of misconduct, according to records FOX6 News obtained Thursday.
Mayor wants chief fired
The backstory:
Earlier this month, Mayor Michael Neitzke filed a “Statement of Charges” seeking to have Johnson fired after a city investigation found “significant, highly concerning actions and patterns of behavior.” Johnson was placed on paid administrative leave in April 2025.
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