Appeals Court, Reinstating Pension Benefits, Finds Former Police Officer Acted in Her 'Capacity as a Mother' in Criminal Conspiracy
Jamie Quinn, a former Sunbury police officer, was fired from the police department in 2017 after she was criminally charged for directing her son to delete an explicit photo of an underage girl that was received on a department-issued cellphone that he was borrowing.
July 14, 2022 at 09:33 AM
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Employment LawFinding that a former police officer acted in her "capacity as a mother" when instructing her son to delete an explicit photo off her department-issued cellphone, a Commonwealth Court panel reversed an order that would have required her to forfeit her pension benefits after her criminal conviction.
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