02/18/2010

UTMB POLICE CHIEF FIRED--STRIKE 4!

Omaha Police Department cruiserImage via Wikipedia

Institutions in the University of Texas System have had to strike four police chiefs from the force in the last year or so.  The most recent firing occurred just a few days ago at the University of Texas Medical Branch.  John Q. Public doesn't know why, however, and UTMB isn't saying. Those who wish to know the few details in the public domain regarding the chief's termination may click on the highlighted text to view a story on the Guidry News website and another story on the Family Badge site.  An excerpt from Family Badge:

GALVESTON - UTMB spokesman John Koloen said later this afternoon that the report of Police Chief Charles Brown being escorted off the campus by police was not true.

For background on the other three officers without an office, please see "3 Police Chief Dismissals Trigger UT Department Review."

Related articles by Zemanta
Reblog this post [with Zemanta]
Feb 18, 2010 10:21:17 PM | UT System, UTHSC San Antonio, UTMB

The comments to this entry are closed.

NEXT POST
KRISTI SANTI V. UTHSC HOUSTON In this case, an untenured associate professor complained about discrimination and--WHADDYAKNOW?!!!--her contract wasn't renewed and other rotten things ensued. Unfortunately for her, she missed the boat for filing with the EEOC. That particular little ship pulls out after 180 days. An excerpt: The University employed Santi for approximately five years as a non-tenured associate professor in the Developmental Division of the Department of Pediatrics and as research faculty in the Center for Academics and Reading Skills. On April 14, 2006, she reported a hostile work environment created as a result of gender-related discrimination by her direct supervisor, Barbara Foorman, affording...
PREVIOUS POST
SOME INSIGHT INTO UNT PRESIDENT BATAILLE'S UNTIMELY DEPARTURE Dallas Morning News education reporter Holly Hacker has rounded up some great information on the departure of the University of North Texas President Gretchen Bataille's out-of-the-blue resignation. An excerpt from "UNT's President Bataille's Letter Offers Some Clues": So far, no one — not Gretchen Bataille, not Chancellor Lee Jackson, not the board of regents — has explained just why Bataille is so suddenly and shockingly leaving the presidency of the University of North Texas. But in a letter sent Tuesday to board members of the UNT Foundation, which raises money for UNT, Bataille leaves some intriguing clues. One of the...

George Reamy

Search

My Other Accounts

Recent Comments