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City Council approves reduced number of subpoenas in special counsel investigation - Vimarsana News

City Council approves reduced number of subpoenas in special counsel investigation

Tuesday the Mobile City Council voted to approve issuing just two subpoenas in its investigation into the allegations made by former police chief Paul Prine.Acc

Source: utv44.com
Mobile City Council appoints special counsel for investigation into Prine allegations - Vimarsana News

Mobile City Council appoints special counsel for investigation into Prine allegations

The Mobile City Council has appointed a law firm to investigate the allegations made by former Mobile Police Chief Paul Prine.Bradley, Arant, Boult, Cummings LL

Source: utv44.com
Mobile City Council selects attorney for Prine investigation - Vimarsana News

Mobile City Council selects attorney for Prine investigation

According to the firm, they do not and have never represented Mayor Sandy Stimpson, Chief of Staff James Barber, Public Safety Director Rob Lasky, and former police chief Prine among others.

Mobile City Council prepares for Tuesday vote on another Prine investigation - Vimarsana News

Mobile City Council prepares for Tuesday vote on another Prine investigation

There have already been two probes connected with the Mayor's firing of Chief Prine... The Kenyen Brown report, which found fault with the way Prine was running

Source: utv44.com
Mobile council moves forward with firm to probe ex-chief's claims, but do conflicts exist? - Vimarsana News

Mobile council moves forward with firm to probe ex-chief's claims, but do conflicts exist?

The Mobile City Council voted unanimously to hire a Birmingham-based law firm to conduct a third-party review of former Chief Paul Prine's concerns over a host of issues with the Stimpson administration.

Source: al.com