Theetge's Fate Undecided
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Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge remains on paid leave, following an independent investigation report that criticizes her leadership style and effectiveness. The report, released on March 31st, suggests shes unable to return and perform her duties adequately. The investigation, conducted by law firm FBT Gibbons, involved interviews with 32 witnesses, most of whom expressed concerns about her leadership. Theetge claims she was unaware of dissatisfaction within her team until the Fountain Square shooting incident in October. Reactions to the report have been subdued, with City Manager Sheryl Long, Mayor, and Council members yet to comment on Theetges future. Theetges attorney dismisses the report as baseless, while the investigation highlights a culture of retaliation within her inner circle. Theetge denies these allegations and maintains shes one of the best chiefs the city has ever had. Interim Chief Adam Hennie currently leads the police force, as crime remains a contentious issue. The city awaits City Manager Sheryl Longs decision on Theetges future, ensuring a fair and transparent process.
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