From Administrative Report No. 39:
I remember speaking with Paul Petras four years ago at the June 12, 2014 informational turf meeting that was held at Mellon Middle School. In an email from Susan Morgans to Andrew McNitt, Petras was assigned to the meeting. In case there was to be any shouting at the meeting, he was to escort them out of the building.
It is sad how Mt. Lebanon wastes the talents of our MLPD. Coleman McDonough was asked to patrol corn before becoming Police Superintendent of Allegheny County.
Duane Fisher was riding a bike issuing friendly warnings to jaywalkers before leaving to serve as police chief of Allegheny Township, and Petras was charged with ushering out shouting residents.
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Monday, October 1, 2018
Petras to be next MLPD Deputy Chief of Police Operations Division
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Thursday, May 26, 2016
Allegheny County names Coleman McDonough as new police superintendent
Allegheny County names Coleman McDonough as new police superintendent
South Carolina must have been too hot for him.
Former Mt. Lebanon police chief to lead Allegheny County department
County Executive's press conference (video)
In Mt. Lebanon, Coleman was the corn colonel - of the Corn Police. That is what the commissioners reduced him to doing.
Congratulations, Coleman. You deserved better.
During the off-season, when our new corn colonel isn't guarding super secret, patented, proprietary corn, Mt. Lebanon's finest are now cracking down on jaywalkers and those dangerous litterbugs.
Former Mt. Lebanon police chief to lead Allegheny County department
County Executive's press conference (video)
In Mt. Lebanon, Coleman was the corn colonel - of the Corn Police. That is what the commissioners reduced him to doing.
| Coleman at bait station |
Congratulations, Coleman. You deserved better.
During the off-season, when our new corn colonel isn't guarding super secret, patented, proprietary corn, Mt. Lebanon's finest are now cracking down on jaywalkers and those dangerous litterbugs.
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