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Michigan deputy suspended, demoted after leaving loaded gun in high school parking lot

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FLINT, MI – The Genesee County Sheriff’s deputy who left a loaded weapon in a Lapeer High School parking lot has been suspended without pay and demoted.

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The Herald PalladiumThe Herald Palladium

Deputy suspended without pay for leaving weapon unattended

The Genesee County Sheriff’s deputy who allegedly left his gun unattended in the parking lot of Lapeer High School on Monday, Feb. 10. has been suspended for 30 days without pay.

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The Detroit NewsThe Detroit News

Genesee Co. deputy accused of leaving gun in school lot suspended

Sheriff Chris Swanson said Jonathan Becher also been demoted in rank.

·Detroit, United States
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Michigan LiveMichigan Live

Michigan deputy suspended, demoted after leaving loaded gun in high school parking lot

FLINT, MI – The Genesee County Sheriff’s deputy who left a loaded weapon in a Lapeer High School parking lot has been suspended without pay and demoted.

·Michigan, United States
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abc12/WJRTabc12/WJRT

Deputy accused of leaving a gun at Lapeer High School is suspended

On Wednesday, the Genesee County Sheriff's Office announced that Jonathan Becher will be suspended for 30 days without pay. Sheriff Swanson added that Becher's police responsibilities and access to any county weapons were revoked. He has also been demoted in…

·Flint, United States
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MI Home Paper PortalMI Home Paper Portal

Off-duty police officer charged for leaving firearm unattended at Lapeer High School - Davison Index

LAPEER — An off-duty deputy with the Genesee County Sheriff’s Office is facing charges for allegedly leaving his gun unattended in the parking lot of Lapeer High School on Monday, Feb 10. Jonathan Becher, from Genesee County, is facing one count of Reckless Use of a Firearm, which carries a punishment of 90 days in jail and/or a $500 fine. Becher was arraigned before Magistrate Michael Delling of the 71-A District Court in Lapeer County on Wedne…

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abc12/WJRT broke the news in Flint, United States on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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