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Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore has returned to duty. City offers an explanation
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore returned to work Wednesday, a week after he was placed on administrative leave. The city manager said she placed him on leave so his personal use of a “city asset” could be investigated.
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore Reinstated with Verbal Counseling Following Inquiry into City Asset Use
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore, after a brief leave and verbal counseling, resumes duties, pledging to restore trust post-investigation into asset use.
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore, previously assistant police chief in Dallas, placed on leave for undisclosed reasons
TACOMA, Wash. — Tacoma police Chief Avery Moore was placed on administrative leave, a spokesperson for the city confirmed with KING 5. Moore was placed on paid leave effective Sept. 25, according to Maria Lee with the City of Tacoma Communications Office. It's currently unclear why Moore was placed on leave.
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore placed on administrative leave. City provides no reason
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore has been placed on paid administrative leave, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the matter. One Police Department source, who has been granted anonymity for fear of retaliation, told The News Tribune on Thursday that Deputy Chief Paul Junger has been assigned as the department’s interim leader.
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore returns to work after being placed on leave
After being placed on administrative leave last week without any explanation, Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore will resume his full duties.
Tacoma city manager put Chief Avery Moore on leave
Confusion and questions surround Tacoma’s Police Department as its top cop is out on a mysterious and now controversial paid leave.
Tacoma police chief Avery Moore on administrative leave
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore has been placed on administrative leave, effective Wednesday.
Want to know why Tacoma’s police chief was put on admin leave? Tough, city isn’t talking
Two days after Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore was placed on paid administrative leave, the city still has not made a public statement about the reasoning for the decision, and its City Council members appear to be in the dark or unwilling to divulge more information.
Mayor Victoria Woodards voices support for TPD Chief Avery Moore: ‘Not lost my trust’
Mayor Victoria Woodards said Thursday that she “fully support [s]” Moore, who returned to work the day before. “He’s not lost ...
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Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore placed on administrative leave
Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore has been placed on paid administrative leave, a spokesperson confirmed to KIRO Newsradio Thursday afternoon. The Tacoma Police Department’s (TPD) Shelbie Boyd ...