The Commonwealth Court has weighed in on a drawn-out legal spat between the mayor of Macungie, Pa., and the local government and its police department.
Among other things, the en banc panel ruled the mayor is the borough’s chief law enforcement officer and that he is entitled to access the local police department’s records, as long as those records aren’t protected information.
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