Wayman resigned on August 1, 2018 during a Union County Prosecutor’s office investigation. Wayman was involved in the alleged cover-up of an accident at the Westfield conservation center on Lamberts Mill Rd. back in March of this year where he struck a parked UCPO vehicle.
Phony police reports filed by Det. Lt. Leonard Lugo document a “hit & run” accident with no suspects.
Go to page 14, by tapping the link below, to find disgraced police chief Wayman’s name in minutes of pension board meeting held yesterday, September 10, 2018
https://www.nj.gov/treasury/pensions/documents/board-agendas/pfrs/pfrs0918.pdf
Brindle is no more transparent than Skibitsky.
ReplyDeleteare you for reel.
DeleteI’m not for anybody. Who is “reel?”
DeleteIt is now obvious that driver 2, had a meeting with the mayor prior to his departure in an effort to iron issues out. Driver 2 was told to GET OUT, and in return the township would not pursue further charges. The township does not want to bring bad light down upon itself. It is a shame that this egotistical narcissist should be allowed to walk away without penalty. To his minions, you have just been thrown under the bus. Driver 2 only cares about himself.
ReplyDeleteIn the end I would assume that the ex-chief had paid into the fund for 30 years. That being said, doesn't it make sense for the town to avoid potential litigation (like Mountainside) and strike a deal that is beneficial? Agreed, it looks like he was asked to "retire" as a trade off on the potential charges going away. In the end the town benefits as a result. Or more realistically the residents of the town AND the hard working members of the police force get the true leadership they deserve. It may seem shady, but I think it was the path of least resistance and the least expensive for Westfield.
DeleteWhat litigation would the town be avoiding.
DeleteCorrupt police chief involved in accident and it gets covered up as a hit & run.
Corrupt police chief charged with crime..
Corrupt police chief found guilty.
Corrupt police Chief is terminated.
Change up the order.
DeleteCorrupt police chief covers up his hit & run
Corrupt police chief is investigated
Corrupt police chief resigns to avoid being fired
Corrupt police chief applies for pension
Corrupt police chief charged criminally
Corrupt police chief doesn’t get pension.
Stand by for an outcome, it ain’t over yet.
What does the town do about Detective Lieutenant Leonard Lugo, the officer that wrote the phony report?
ReplyDeleteHe currently serves as the Watch Commander on dayshift.
He was removed from the detective bureau but still commands a platoon of officers.
Can’t wait for a defense attorney to question his credibility on cross examination.
Yoo-hoo, sexatary, wanna go to lunch? Will Battiloro let you disappear for our usual 2 hour lunch? I don’t work for the town anymore and I miss you. I miss you sexatary.
ReplyDeleteChief Tracy has affair with Detective. Forced to resign
Chief Parizeau has affair with Stonleigh ho. Forced to resign
Chief Wayman has affair with sexatar. Forced to resign
There’s a pattern here people.
Sometimes it is cheaper to let the rotten eggs retire and get their pensions, right Mr. Kasko? It costs the Town a lot less money. You should know that from personal experience.
ReplyDeleteYes, from my personal experience, it is cheaper to let rotten eggs like Tracy and Wayman retire and get their pensions.
DeleteIt costs the town less money since the town looks like they are ridding the department of corruption and crossing their fingers that victims of that corruption won’t instigate litigation against the town for the actions of its corrupt employee.
Tracy’s illegal use of police computers to do background checks on Westfield residents including a sitting town councilman, could’ve cost the town hundreds, if not millions of dollars in punitive damages.
When Tracy was advised by Town Attorney Robert Cochran that the town would conduct an independent investigation into sexual harassment claims made against him, he walked out....quit. The town let him go and eventually paid out hundreds of thousands to Sandy Chambers.
From personal experience as Westfield PBA 90’s Vice President, I witnessed first hand Dave Wayman’s bigotry, racist comments, and the harassment of officers he didn’t like.
From personal experience, exposing Wayman’s hit and run accident is the “straw that broke the camel’s back” and it forced Wayman to resign. I’m proud to have exposed his misconduct.
I’m sure the current administration is grateful for the opportunity to rid the department of Wayman and his ilk based on the information I exposed.
Hopefully, the town will continue to rid the department of corruption. I know that I did all I could in 2004-2007 to contribute to the exposing of departmental corruption before I retired in 2007.
I still continue to do so with the support of the good men and woman of the WPD.
I hope other officers uphold the oath they took, just as I did, to protect and serve the community from criminals, including criminals wearing a police badge.
Thank you for your thought provoking question.
Don’t forget about John Rowe. Wasn’t he fired for stealing time when he got caught leaving work early everyday?
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much Dave paid to hire his lawyer? We all know how much he hates to part with money. Got those alligator arms when he has to reach into his pocket.
ReplyDeleteHeard it cost him a lot.