POLICE Fired Officer Reinstated, but Demoted Home Edition
Ken Kelly, district administrator for the ABC in El Monte, said the three investigators from his office who were involved in the Alhambra investigation in late July were subpoenaed to testify at [Steve Perry]'s hearing but were never called. The City Council also met in closed session Monday to...
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| Published in | The Los Angeles times |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles Times Communications LLC
03.11.1994
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| Summary: | Ken Kelly, district administrator for the ABC in El Monte, said the three investigators from his office who were involved in the Alhambra investigation in late July were subpoenaed to testify at [Steve Perry]'s hearing but were never called. The City Council also met in closed session Monday to review Perry's hearing. The council could have appealed the commission's ruling but took no action, said Mayor Boyd Condie. Condie said he believes no appeal will be filed. According to [Thomas Simmons], Perry admitted he had warned a bartender at a local bar that state investigators were in town but claimed he never specifically stated that the business was under investigation. Perry's story was corroborated at the hearing by his partner that night, Simmons said. |
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| ISSN: | 0458-3035 |