Lugo’s demotion stems from disciplinary action against him for his misconduct.
Wednesday, January 09, 2019
Westfield Police Lieutenant Leonard Lugo Demoted to Sergeant
Lugo’s demotion stems from disciplinary action against him for his misconduct.
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Does the officer in question lose the pay that is associated with the rank? Or does he just lose the rank? What is the total effect?
ReplyDeleteLoses the pay associated with the rank.
DeleteSo then this demotion would have an effect on his pension, correct? He looks like he is retirement age for the profession.
DeletePension is based on last year’s salary.
Delete50% at 20 years (which he reaches this year)
65% at 25 years
66% at 26 years
67% at 27 years
68% at 28 years
69% at 29 years
70% at 30 years (max)
*New hires must complete 30 years for 65% under legislation passed by former Gov. Christie.
Sounds like he lie lucky that is all that happened
ReplyDeleteHe should be fired. He can never testify in a court ever again without being questioned on his integrity.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Lt. Jason McErlean? His initials are on the bogus reports that covered up Wayman’s hit & run and approved Leo’s reports.
ReplyDeleteThe BIG question for the administration is the failure to explain to the public the results of the Prosecutor ‘s investigation and/or the result of Town charges surrounding the filing of false police reports and reported missing items from the Property Room.
Of course he wasn’t fired, he rolled over and sang like a birdie on Wayman. Rat. Can’t be trusted regardless.
ReplyDeleteWayman should not only of been fired, he should be indicted.
ReplyDeleteNot one patrolman can honestly trust this guy. I’ll be laughing in lineup every time he gives an order knowing his integrity is in the shitter.
ReplyDeleteIf it were me, I’d be fired.
ReplyDeleteSkunk head!
ReplyDeleteSomewhere, Wayman is worried about what Lugo provided to the Prosecutors Office.
ReplyDeleteLeo looks good in those stripes. He’s good at picking up coffee for the Lieutenant.
ReplyDeleteSince Lyin’ Leo copped a deal to keep his job, but was demoted, will Wayman now be prosecuted?
ReplyDeleteI don’t miss Wayman trolling the radio at night monitoring all the calls we were on. The guy was a micromanager beyond belief and drove the department into the ground.
ReplyDeleteLeo just wanders around like he had his lunch money stolen.
It’s going to snow Saturday night. Leo, get the pen ready just in case you’re needed to write a report to cover-up a hit and run accident involving a truck with a plow just like the one you covered up for fired police chief Driver 2 aka Wayman.
ReplyDeleteNice man!
ReplyDeleteI remember LEO use to work with him years ago before he was a cop...he has not changed shady than and shady now skunk head
ReplyDeleteI remember LEO use to work with him years ago before he was a cop...he has not changed shady than and shady now skunk head.
ReplyDeletePlease, do tell.
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