Ex-Chief Gardner Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
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Batavia, Ohio council member Michael Gardner, a former police chief, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a public altercation. Gardner, who was initially charged with assault, punched a resident, William Albright, following a heated exchange. The incident, captured on video, highlights Gardners past misconduct, including a 2018 drunkenness charge. Despite his resignation as chief, Gardner was elected to council. The village is reviewing the situation with the sheriffs office, and the public awaits further developments in this small-town political drama.
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