The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-20
A PATROLMAN
! IS DISMISSED
/. FROM SERVICE
BOARD SAFETY TOOK DRASTIC
l ACTION IN CASE or OFFICER o.
I A. REUMoNT-cHIEF or POLICE
TAKES oFFENsE AT LETTER or
SPECIAL OFFICER.

After a very brief Investigation the
board OF public safety last night
adopted a resolution suminarfly dis
missing Patrolman Reumont from the
police department.. The charge against
the officer was being intoxicated while
on active duty and was preferred by
Chief Of Police Sanders,
In the charges fled by the chief II
was stated that on last Saturday night,
Sept. 18th, he had found Ofiicer Reu-
mont In such q state Of INVESTIGATION as
to render him unfit for further duty
and to make IL necessary for him to
remove the officer from his beat. The
chief also stated to the board that the
officer had surrendered his effects to
the desk sergeant and had said that
he did not intend to work any more
and that he had not reported for duty
since that night.
Officer Reumont pleaded guilty to
the charge and upon motion of 2. T.
Preston he was dismissed from the de-
OTHER TRIALS.
z,Patrolman e. J. McCloskey was
charged with violating section IL of
the rules and regulations of the de-
pArtment. to-wit: sleeping while on
active duty. He pleaded guilty, but
asked to make statement and also
!. to- have Capt. Gilmore, who made the
d charges against him.. questioned.
fsslfficer McCloskey said that on the
nightsof Sept. 9Th he was not feeling
well when he reported and that later
IN 1the night he had told Capt. Gill
mere tnat ne vas sIck, put n li NO.
$3.50 70 De ls.iSseu LIoIn LILY usy .rss
felt he could afford. He said that he
had been forced to sit down for few
minutes on account of his illness and
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Hatlon. A. was ueSlueo 70 nUio tnLe e
exaninatlons. olvlolng the ponce Iorce
into three SQUADS. ana FRIDAY night
sept zStn, was determined upon as
A. the time Tor the nrst examination, the
others 70 be nxed upon later
POLICE CHIEF GETS SORE.
When communication from Special
Omcer Ray was read, in which the Of
fcer requested pay for day which
had been deducted from his salary by
Chief Sanders. the board asked the
chief If he would recommend the pay
ment of this claim, he replied that he
would not and said that he had no
KNOWLEDGE of this communication, that
he had been ignored in the matter and
that the officer should have addressed
the board through his superior officer
instead of writing directly as he had
DONE He said that the ofacer was
simply sore because he had put him to
work at night. separating him from
another special officer with whom he
had been working. The chief also said
that he thought the head of the de-
partment should have the direction of
the speeial men, but intinated that the