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Yearly Archives: 2006

By PORAC | March 1, 2006 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Pasadena Officer Reinstated After Department Failed To Prove That Officer Mistreated Suspect

Posted by Helen L. Schwab David Llanes is a police officer with the Pasadena Police Department. The department terminated Llanes after he was accused of willfully mistreating a prisoner. The department claimed Llanes encouraged the prisoner to fight and even wagered with the prisoner regarding the outcome of a fight […]

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By PORAC | March 1, 2006 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Uc San Francisco Police Officer Prevails In Traffic Collision Case

Posted by Lance Davis, Esq. University of California, San Francisco, Police Officer Lance Martin recently was awarded back pay in binding arbitration after successfully grieving a 20-hour suspension for using his patrol car’s lights and sirens and being involved in a vehicle accident. Arbitrator Luella Nelson’s award included rescinding the […]

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By PORAC | February 1, 2006 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Richmond Officer Reinstated

Posted by Todd Simonson Arbitrator Barbara Kong-Brown recently reinstated Richmond Police Officer Jeff Tyner to work nearly two years after he was unjustly terminated for a traffic accident. Thanks to former Acting Richmond Police Chief Charles Bennett, Jeff was forced to fight for his job back. Thanks to support from […]

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By PORAC | February 1, 2006 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Riverside Police Officer To Return To Work

Posted by Michael Schwartz For Vince Thomas, the four-year nightmare is over. From the beginning he had proclaimed his innocence. From the first accusation he denied any misconduct. The internal affairs sergeant didn’t think the case was provable. His administration was supportive, but tentative. Yet after two trials resulting in […]

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