HAMPTON, Va. —
Hampton Police Chief Charles Jordan Jr. is on administrative leave with pay while the city investigates an undercover cigarette sting.
In a statement to media outlets, City Manager Mary Bunting says Jordan halted the sting operation earlier this year following allegations that money was misused.
Bunting says no criminal charges resulted from a State Police investigation requested by Jordan. An internal investigation is under way to determine whether any city or police department policies were violated.
Bunting also has directed a financial review by an outside accounting firm. A municipal law attorney will examine the operation’s policy development, enforcement, oversight and management.
She says placing Jordan on administrative leave will ensure a thorough investigation without the perception of influence.
Virginia State News
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