What do you get when you add a bottle of water to an empty bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue and have the disgraced ex-Police Chief David Wayman return it to police headquarters? A crime? Theft? Tampering with evidence? Official misconduct?
The Fact of The Matter has learned that David Wayman, the Westfield Police Chief forced to resign August 1, 2018, allegedly pilfered bottles of top shelf high end liquor from the police department.
The liquor was seized during a search of a suspected criminal’s residence and inventoried in the department’s locked property room.
Wayman’s hankering for liquor, which was well known amongst police personnel and perhaps unsuspecting females frequenting local bars in Westfield and Clark, NJ....., would be part of the investigation that led to the corrupt police chief’s departure along with his involvement in the coverup of his own motor vehicle accident. (See previous TFoTM blog stories from last year.)
A source has alleged that Wayman’s heist from the WPD property room was uncovered and that he tried to return the bottles, once filled with premium alcohol, now filled with water.
Just another coverup in the tainted term Wayman served as Westfield’s entitled police chief.
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Don’t forget about the time he stole a bottle of liquor while walking the streets of Toronto while attending a softball tournament. Drunken fool brokena window to steal his loot.
ReplyDeleteDamn it Lugo I told you to put the brown food coloring in the water!
ReplyDeleteThat’s why I saved my job and only got a demotion to sergeant. We fooled them Dave, those stupid people believe that food coloring is JWB.
DeleteI still got the stash of Glenlivet in my locker.
The look on his stupid face is priceless. Stooge!
ReplyDeleteOld news!
ReplyDeleteThis is the ultimate betrayl. Imagine having a crisis and running to someone sworn in and entrusted by the state to serve and protect, only to find yourself enmeshed in a deeper nightmare with corrupt civil servents. Thank you to all the "real" police officers who take their jobs seriously and allow us to retain a sense of peace and security.
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