MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — A former Myrtle Beach Police detective who was fired after officials said he pointed his weapon at a fellow officer pleaded guilty to a lesser charge, according to documents obtained by ABC15.
Documents said 46-year-old Michael Debiase pleaded guilty to public disorderly conduct and agreed to pay a $350 fee. As part of the agreement, the documents said he must surrender his police certification and never seek reinstatement.
In June, the former detective confronted a fellow officer about warming up fish in the microwave, leading to a strong foul odor in the office, according to the arrest warrant. During this confrontation, Debiase pointed his department-issued handgun at the officer, according to MBPD…