GA police chief fired, officers suspended after department-wide investigation – WSB-TV Channel 2

Officials in Warm Springs said the only exception was newly appointed interim chief Aisha Al-Khalifa.

The decision follows recent events and emerging concerns about alleged conduct and practices within the department.

“Our most important commitment is to the safety and well-being of our community. We take these matters very seriously and will conduct a thorough investigation to resolve any issues within our police department. We ask for the community’s patience and support as we work toward transparency and justice,” Warm Springs Mayor Robyn Pynenburg said in a statement.

City officials said the investigation is intended to ensure the integrity and accountability of police officers and to restore public confidence in the Warm Springs Police Department.

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For now, Al-Khalifa will oversee the department’s operations with the assistance of neighboring law enforcement agencies to ensure uninterrupted continuity of police services.

“The city is committed to conducting a fair and thorough investigation and will keep the public informed of any significant developments. We understand the impact this decision will have on the community and are committed to maintaining public safety and trust,” Warm Springs city officials said.

Warm Springs authorities did not say how many employees were suspended.

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