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By Antonio Coleman
CADILLAC — Sammy Seymour, a trooper assigned to the MSP Cadillac Post, was arraigned in Mason County Saturday on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and transporting open intoxicants.
The charges are the result of an arrest made by the Ludington Police Department during an off-duty incident on Saturday.
A statement from the Michigan State Police read: "The MSP has a long-standing tradition of demanding the highest possible standards of professional conduct from its enforcement and civilian members. To that end, all allegations of misconduct are aggressively investigated.”
Regardless of whether a criminal charge results in a conviction, employees can still be subject to administrative penalties resulting from violations of department policy, according to the statement.
Seymour, a 15-year member of the department, has been placed on administrative duty, pending the outcome of the judicial process.
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Wow I'm sure
he got paid leave huh!these things happen all the time.maybe he should
work at burger king he should be fired and his sister thought she was
above the law to I'm sure if he got pulled over in Wexford he would of
not got in trouble seems he broke the law in wondering what else he did
as a cop we don't know about well people what do you think he ain't the
only cop doing illegal stuff huh welcome to Cadillac hope he's fired
maybe the judge should make him hold a sign stating he's a drunk cop
outside the court house in sure the judge will let him off considering
the fact he's a cop |
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