Alex DeLuca

I'm sorry?

You put down Hispanic male, didn't you?

Okay.

As a man, I stand by it.

It was in September 2022.

It was an accusation of violating the department's overtime policy that finally put him in.

So it was nothing having to do with his interactions with the public, really.

And that was one of the first moves that the newly appointed then a newly appointed chief, Manny Morales, had made when he first took on his role as police chief.

So, yeah, it wasn't anything having to do with his interactions with the public, which was

the most controversial part of his career with MPD.

It was the overtime.

Yeah, he was seemingly he has been seemingly confined to some sort of night late night desk job.

He was stripped of his gun.

He was made to work directly under the chief.

But yeah, I mean, under the settlement, he got to keep his rank as captain.

He got to keep the pay that came with it.

He was also awarded like several months of back pay for the time that he was out.

So, yeah.

He was supposed to retire last week on November 7th, but now he is suing the city.

He filed a lawsuit on November 6th.