A police chief has been removed from his position due to misconduct. The decision was made after an independent investigation found overwhelming evidence of wrongdoing. Kenny Seymour, the longtime police chief, was unanimously voted out by the city council on Tuesday night.
City officials cited the investigation's findings as the reason for Seymour's removal. The investigation uncovered significant evidence of misconduct, leading to the council's decision. Further details about the investigation and the circumstances surrounding Seymour's removal are available from the source.
The city council's unanimous vote marked the end of Seymour's tenure as police chief.
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