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Things looking ugly for former public safety director

submitted by Patman on Friday, January 12 2001 at 12:01 PM

Check out this story from the N&O. Looks like Ralph Harper has found a way to get himself in some more trouble. "He explained that passing the magnet over the DAT recorder tapes would erase them," Sasser (attorney representing his former secretary) wrote. "Chief Harper told Ms. Huber then to 'throw the magnet in the river.'" OUCH. Things couldn't get any worse for this guy.

posted by CrazyJ on Friday, January 12 2001 at 1:57 PM

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TallyHo
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Most of that article is old news, as we all know by now that Chief Clancy Wiggum Ralph Harper was a fat, corrupt wanna-be cop who fancied himself as a Magnum P.I. type detective. But two things strike me about that article.

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" In a phone interview Thursday, Harper said he gave no such directive. "That is nothing more than a lie," he said. "I have never told or encouraged anyone to violate the law or break the law by destroying property. She can make this allegation if she wants to, but she will see me down the road on that one because I will not have my character attacked.""


Them's fightin' words!

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"Huber, who began working for Harper in 1997, claims Harper illegally recorded her conversations without her knowledge. She is seeking $120,000 in compensatory damages from the university. Sasser said she is also entitled to punitive damages."


$120,000? For what?!

1/12/2001 2:30:18 PM

Maugan
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I think someone that embezzled and wasted so much of the university's money has no right to get offended at insults to his character.

1/12/2001 3:27:55 PM

Seotaji
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I can agree that the University would go to any lengths to cover up misconduct by employees. Remember that incident when the public safety officer (whose criminal record was overlooked) asked a girl to strip in front of her car.

Now that's not cool at all.

1/18/2001 2:48:11 AM

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