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    An example pulled from public records FDLE on what not to do.

    FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
    CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS & TRAINING COMMISSION
    PROBABLE CAUSE DETERMINATION
    JAMES S. MCVAY
    North Bay Village Police Department
    CASE NUMBER 32962
    Wednesday, August 6, 2014
    Sawgrass Marriott Resort
    1000 PGA Boulevard
    Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082
    Cindy Danese, Court Reporter
    STATEWIDE REPORTING SERVICE 233 East Bay Street, Suite 606 Jacksonville, Florida 32202
    904/353-7706

    A P P E A R A N C E S
    COMMISSIONERS
    Sheriff John Rutherford, Chairman
    Sergeant Matt Williams
    Warden Edward L. Griffin
    Kathleen Connell, Alternate
    STATEWIDE PROSECUTOR
    Assistant Attorney General Nick Cox
    STAFF
    Ashley Hegler, Case Specialist
    Stacy Lehman, Training & Research Manager
    P R O C E E D I N G S
    August 7, 2013 10:00 a.m.
    * * * * *
    (12:05 p.m.)


    CHAIRMAN RUTHERFORD: Next case?
    MS. HEGLER: Next case is Tab Number A-52,
    Case Number 32962, James S. McVay.
    CHAIRMAN RUTHERFORD: A-52.
    MR. COYLE: Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman and
    members of the panel, Brendan Coyle from the Dade
    County Police Benevolent Association on behalf of
    James McVay. My address is 10680 NW 25th Street,
    Suite 205, Doral, Florida 33172.
    CHAIRMAN RUTHERFORD: Thank you. Is Officer
    McVay here?
    MR. COYLE: No, Sergeant McVay is not here.
    CHAIRMAN RUTHERFORD: We have the chief? Is
    this the chief? Go ahead and introduce yourself,
    sir.
    CHIEF DANIELS: Yes, sir. Chief Bob Daniels,
    chief of police, North Bay Village. I just wanted
    to let you know that our agency takes serious
    anything that rises to this level. My policy is
    either myself or a staff member will attend.
    We really appreciate the Commission's efforts
    and the staff's efforts in looking into any
    improper actions by any officers.
    We also take to heart the oath of office that
    all police officers take.
    That's all I really wanted to say to y'all
    today.
    CHAIRMAN RUTHERFORD: Thank you, Chief.
    Mr. Coyle?
    I'm sorry. Staff, read the case.
    MS. HEGLER: James S. McVay received a 90-
    day suspension without pay from the North Bay
    Village Police Department subsequent to an internal
    investigation which sustained untruthfulness.
    On February 16th, 2009, McVay was involved in
    a fight with another officer in the department's
    operations trailer, which was witnessed by a third
    officer. Following the fight, three officers
    agreed not to report it.
    On February 26th, 2009, during the ensuing
    internal investigation, McVay stated under oath to
    investigators that after the fight he told the
    combatant the incident could end by not being
    reported. Both the other officer and the witness
    stated to investigators that since McVay did not
    want to report the incident, they agreed not to as
    well.
    As a result of the investigation into the
    fight, the combatant received a suspension, while
    neither McVay nor the witness were disciplined.
    The other officer subsequently filed a
    grievance and the matter went to arbitration.
    On May 19th, 2010, while providing sworn
    testimony during the other officer's arbitration
    hearing, McVay was asked if he told the other
    officer that the matter should be kept between
    them. McVay stated that he did not, thereby
    contradicting his sworn testimony in the internal
    investigation.
    An internal investigation into McVay's
    contradicting testimonies was initiated and found
    that McVay had perjured himself by virtue of
    contradictory statements while under oath.
    He was subsequently terminated on September
    12th, 2011. McVay subsequently filed a grievance
    and the matter went to arbitration.
    On April 19th, 2013, the arbitrator found that
    McVay made numerous contradictory and untruthful
    statements and was untruthful during the other
    officer's arbitration hearing. However, the
    arbitrator found McVay's termination to be
    excessive and ordered McVay's termination be
    reduced to a 90-day suspension. He further ordered
    that McVay be reinstated with full back pay and
    benefits less the pay and benefits associated with
    the suspension.
    McVay was reinstated on August 21st, 2013. No
    criminal charges were filed.

    Mr. Chairman, staff recommends:

    A finding of probable cause for the charge of perjury by
    contradictory statements.

    CHAIRMAN RUTHERFORD: Thank you.

    Punishment: 90 day suspension of State certification, ethics training, followed by one (1) year probation as monitored by FDLE CJSTC.

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    What???

    Is this guy still a cop???

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    Crazy Wrong Doings

    Just another example of bad police doing bad things.

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    What?

    This guy is a disgrace to all of the fine men and women in uniform.

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    Free time

    Too much free time

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