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2016-064- Charges against Grady Haynes, Chief of Police
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Charges Item
DocketNumber
2016-064
Parties Involved
Grady Haynes
Agency at Issue
Town of Oberlin
Meeting Date
1/19/2017
Law
42:1111A
42:1111C(1)(a)
42:1113A
42:1112A
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Charges issued against Grady Haynes concerning his receipt of compensation from the Town of Oberlin for working private detail services, at a time when he served as the town's chief of police.
Ethics Subject Matters
Payment from Third Parties
Payment - Not Duly Entitled
Participation
Prohibited Sources
Date Published
1/27/2017 12:00:00 AM
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STATE OF LOUISIANA <br /> DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW <br /> LOUISIANA BOARD OF ETHICS * DOCKET NO. <br /> * <br /> IN THE MATTER OF <br /> * <br /> GRADY HAYNES * AGENCY TRACKING NO. 2016-064_ <br /> CHARGES <br /> The Louisiana Board of Ethics voted on January 19, 2017, to and does hereby file the <br /> following charge: <br /> Grady Haynes was elected Chief of Police for the Town of Oberlin on October 2,2010,and <br /> was re-elected on November 4, 2014. His current term expires on December 31, 2018. He <br /> continuously served as the Chief of Police at all times pertinent herein. <br /> 2. <br /> Chief Haynes has general responsibility for law enforcement in the Town of Oberlin,and is <br /> charged with the enforcement of all ordinances within the Town of Oberlin and all applicable state <br /> laws. Also, he has the inherent power and authority to supervise and direct the administration and <br /> day-to-day operation of the police department and assign its personnel and equipment. <br /> 3. <br /> As Police Chief, he is on-call twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week, for which <br /> he is compensated $33,612.80 per year, as established by ordinance. <br /> 4. <br /> Chief Haynes is also compensated $2,400 per year by the Allen Parish Sheriff's Office to <br /> assist in emergency responses outside the jurisdiction of the Town of Oberlin. <br /> Page 1 of 5 <br />
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