Town ofLexington, 21 MCSR 634 (2008); Layne v. Town of Tewksbury, 20 MCSR 372 (2007) . Since there is some discretion as to what, and for how long, a prosecutor may be required to make disclosure of indicia of a police officers untruthfulness under the so-called Brady Rule, the corollary to this principle means that claims of untruthfulness against a police officer must be carefully scrutinized. See generally, United States v.
Town ofLexington, 21 MCSR 634 (2008) (police officer failed to report use of force and later misrepresented level of force used); Layne v. Town of Tewksbury, 20 MCSR 372 (2007) (police officer denied using profanity directed to accident victims) Misconduct Related to the September 28, 2015 Worcester Detail First, the evidence is compelling that Trooper Fonseca was asleep in his cruiser while working a construction detail when Det. Lt.
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Town of Shrewsbury, 28 MLC at 45; Town ofLexington, MUP-7757 (April 17, 1996). Such an interest is not absolute and can be outweighed by evidence that an employer has a management interest that is central to its mission as a governmental entity. Town of Lexington, id. Here, the City has 19 failed to demonstrate that the food and drink guidelines are de minimis or stemmed from an overriding managerial prerogative.
Andover Police Department, 17 MCSR 93, (2004) and Barry v Town ofLexington, 21 MCSR 589, (2008). The Appellant was well-known in the local police community. He had been employed in the Department in the past. He possessed excellent experience and training credentials. He had a solid employment record except for a single disciplinary incident in a neighboring department, five years earlier.
Town ofLexington, 21 MCSR 634 (2008)(police officer failed to report use of force and later misrepresented level of force used); Layne v. Town of Tewksbury, 20 MCSR 372 (2007)(police officer denied using profanity directed to accident victims). Given the importance of truthfulness of police officers, appointing authorities making hiring decisions are well within their authority to consider candidates truthfulness.
Town ofLexington, 21 MCSR 634 (2008), the Commission upheld the discharge of a police officer for excessive force, lying, conduct unbecoming and failure to follow procedures. In Mozeleski v.
Town ofLexington, 21 MCSR 634 (2008) (discharge upheld based partially on officers dishonesty regarding a use of force incident); and Desharnias v. City of Westfield, 23 MCSR 418 (2009) (discharge upheld based primarily on officers dishonesty about a relatively minor infraction that occurred on his shift).Here, the question is whether Mr.
Town ofLexington, 22 MLC 1676, 1677, n. 1, MUP-7757 (April 17, 1996) (citing Boston City Hospital, 11 MLC 1065, 1075, MUP-4983 (July 25, 1984) (to promote finality of administrative proceedings, the DLR will not re-open a record after a hearing has been closed unless the party seeking to introduce it can show that it is newly-discovered evidence, which was in existence at the time of the hearing, but of which the moving party was excusably ignorant