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A confirmed one-on-one interview with Commissioner Erica Crawley was CACNCELED just minutes before -- leaving questions unanswered about a police incident...
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@10TV And now her complaint is gonna blow up in her face, as the Columbus inspector General’s office just referred her complaint to the Ohio ethics commission for investigation! Karma
Folks.
@CommishCrawley@EricaCCrawley has been referred to @OHEthics by the Columbus Department of Inspector General…..
The punishment possibilities on conviction of violating Ohio’s Ethics law includes six months in jail and a ban from public service.
A watershed moment made possible by the intrepid reporting of @LaceyCrisp
More to come later today (I’m vacationing and will be offline until early evening) but there is much more to come on all of this. Crawley literally admits to the crime on audio with the @digcolumbusgov1…..
@DavidFreemxb7l@10TV And I can’t help I think the worst of all of these, he committed felonious assault on a police officer, let alone a coworker, his ass should be not only fired, but in prison. He is nothing but a piece of filthy scum prove me wrong.
Beginning to worry that the @ColumbusPolice officers forced to endure the childish behavior of the insufferable @EricaCCrawley while maintaining perfect composure are going to get more discipline from Chief Bryant than the guy who lied, got drunk during his duty hours, assaulted a cop and private citizen and drove home drunk.
The mean-girl boss club is strong in Central Ohio.
I'm starting to think it might be wise for @ColumbusPolice officers to carry books with pictures of @cbuscitycouncil and @FranklinCoOhio members so they know who they are, like they carry mugshot photos. This way, people who decide to show off their egotism can be identified.
It’s incredible just how entitled and corrupt @FCDems are. It all started with @MayorGinther and @cbuscitycouncil illegally obtaining Big Ten tix over a decade ago.
Now Crawley thinks that because she spent other people’s tax money on something, she’s entitled to special perks.
Crawley broke the law by illegally accepting the tickets. When she realized that she was on video making an ass of herself, she tried to cover it all up by threatening the officers with a malicious and bogus complaint. She then called her besties, @ColumbusPolice Chief Bryant and @1stACPotts and had them waive the cost of the videos. Bryant and Potts are more than happy to help Crawley demean and malign their officers, but of course they didn’t put their name on the email - instead ordering Ass. Chief to do their dirty work. Makes sense though because the last time Potts filed a complaint, she lied about Deputy Chief Alli and falsely accused him of saying something he didn’t say.
Then when that didn’t put the lid on it, Crawley’s team called @10tv apparently (per Rooster’s reporting) and threatened them to badger them into not reporting the story.
It’s amazing the amount of corruption, scandal and dishonesty swirling around Potts. The unethical contract she secured for @DrChenelleJones resulted in Jones being forced to resign as vice chair of the Civilian Police Review Board and a likely referral to @OHEthics. Crawley is going to go to Ethics for sure and is likely going to be prosecuted. Potts herself admitted to lying about the accusation she made against Deputy Chief Alli, but she hasn’t yet been held accountable for her lie.
Remarkable stuff. Ginther told you he would change the culture of CPD leadership. He absolutely delivered on that promise.