A complaint against Fredericton police Chief Leanne Fitch has been dismissed, the New Brunswick Police Commission says.
In a release sent out Monday, the Commission says a discreditable conduct complaint was lodged against Fitch in January.
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The complainant was attending Constable Campbell’s arbitration hearing on Dec. 16 and said Fitch’s behaviour toward him amounted to discreditable conduct.
Tim Quigley, a former RCMP officer, was appointed to investigate the allegations.
He found that none of the allegations held up and they have been dismissed.
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