How A Michigan Police Chief Allegedly Stole More Than $1 Million In Military Gear Over A Decade
Dominic Adams, Mlive.Com
January 29, 2019 at 07:45 AM
THETFORD, TWP., MI – Alleged misuse of a military surplus equipment program by a rural Genesee County police department has embroiled its chief and may now include other police officers.
But the $1 million in equipment collected by suspended Thetford Township police Chief Robert Kenny over a nearly 10-year period didn't come to light until two township officials wouldn't stop asking questions.
Kenny, 45, now faces two felony charges after allegations that he scrapped some of the equipment and pocketed the money rather than give it to the township.
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