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Randall Angle Hearing February 28, 1985 Page 4 Law Director Gareau stated that there is nothing of incident regarding the "open container" happened in thing here is truthfulness. It is not the incident lying about the incident. He stated that Mr. Angle employment with the Police Department for drinking is important is Mr. Axle's work record. record to indicate that the someone's backyard. The important that concerns everyone, it is the would never have been kept from L beer at McDonald's. Also what Mr. Robert Angle asked if North Olmsted had a probation period for their new Policemen. Captain Marsh answer in the affirmative. law Director Gareau stated that anytime you lie, before or after appointment to the North Olmsted Police Epartment, you can be released. Also, a major problem was that not only once did Mr. Angle lie, but three different times. Mr. Angle stated that during the second intE view he clarified all these points. Mr. Gareau asked Mr. Angle what was in his mind men he stated he received no reprimands from any past employments. Mr. Angle answered tha,,lhe doesn't remember everything, does Mr. Gareau? Mr. Angle then stated he would like to get back to the Fairview Park incident. He said that they were very coaperative, his statement corroborates that of the Policeman involved. Law Director Gareau stated that no, one would fault Mr. Angle if he had told the truth. There are too many different stories involved. Law Director Gareau also stated that Mr. Angle -probably wanted to look his best at the interview but that that was not enough and that he should have been totally truthful. Law Director Gareau tben:asked if anyone else wanted to say anything regarding this matter. Negative. At this point Phil Huffman and Dean McKay, Commission Members, stepped out to delibemate-the situation. Time; 8:25 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. Dr. Huffman and Mr. McKay returned and in -motion made by Dr. Huffman and seconded by Mr. McKay, it was decided to uphold' the removal of Mr. Angle from the Police Department Certified List and that although the Commission understood Mr. Angle's position, multiple inconsistencies are case for removal. Motion passed unanimously. After inquiry, Mr. Angle was informed that, yes, he was eligible for the entry exam to be given in the Spring of 1986. Mr. Angle then inquired of Captain Marsh whether or not he could become involved in. Auxiliary Police work. Mr. Petre then stated that since a` he, Mr. Angle, wanted tbe a policeman all his life, what he had done to prepare himself for this end iss, important. Mr. Angle then asked again of Captain Marsh information regarding A xiliary Police work and he was informed that Sergeant Lambert handled- Auxiliary Polee. Law Director Gareau then stated that from now on Mr. Angle should always tell the truth; it is very important. Mr. Robert. Angle hien thanked everyone for their information and help and stated that Randall-, he was sure, had.benefited. There being no further business regarding this matter, Mr. Robert AngXe- and Mr. Randall Angle left the meeting. Time; approximately 8:40 p.m. At approximately 8:40 p.m. the regular meeting of the Civil Service Commission, of February 28, 1985, continued.