Terrell Brown wrote:

[TB] The City, via its recently hired Police Chief, attacked her career.
She deserves the best representation she can get. ... $300 is not a rare fee in this
town. ... If the City is
going to challenge her career, it doesn't also have the right to force
her to accept Wal-mart level representation.

WM: The city can, however, (probably not in this case) say that it will pay up to $X amount when any question which has to be adjudicated presents itself. Were I in Lucy's position I'd want as much lawyer as I could afford.

This is about a Chief of Police who is out to get a female who has the
guts to think that she is qualified to be Chief of Police in the City of
Minneapolis.


WM: I'm not entirely sure about this. The situation with Officer Ngo was screwed up beyond belief. I think that case was on Lucy's plate. He also didn't challenge Lubinski, who was also in the running for the big bear's chair.

A Chief of Police who it has been reported didn't even
bother to become a licensed police officer in the state of his former
employment.

WM: First, ask whether Ohio required him to be a sworn officer or not before it means anything pro or con about this chief. I don't know the answer to this either.

 A Chief that was hired over more than one well qualified
internal candidate.  Perhaps he doesn't like the idea of being
challenged by such well qualified individuals?  Especially if they are
female?  Why isn't it that Lucy Gerold should get the best
representation possible?  Had she not prevailed she would not only been
out of a job, she wouldn't have ever gotten a police job anywhere in the
country.

WM: His paper qualifications were very impressive, his experience appeared to be greater than either Lubinski or Gerold could match. But paper is cheap and he could embroider some which neither Lubinski or Gerold could, since they were already here.

Gerold is also the only one of the 3 who were investigated where the
Chief was reported to say that he would "take her out."  It was a
targeted attack.  The City (or the Police Chief) should pay the bill.

WM: She was the one with the highest management position. Comparatively, the other two were small potatoes. Also, we don't have a full context on the chief's remark that he would "take her out." I've been very questioning about just who wanted to knock Lucy out of the picture and for what reason ever since that remark was reported.

WizardMarks, Central
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