SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. — Dennis Honholt, South Haven’s chief of police, has resigned after he allegedly failed to resign from his other role as a chief of police in Tennessee.
Honholt had been hired on April 1 under “explicit understanding that serving as our police chief was to be his exclusive employment,” according to the City of South Haven, whose officials have accepted Honholt’s resignation.
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“We share the community’s deep frustration over the turnover in this key leadership role and are working to appoint an interim leader for the department,” officials said…