Henderson Deputy Chief Jonathan Boucher Retires After Being Placed on Leave

Henderson Deputy Chief Boucher Exits After ‘Resign or Be Fired’ Ultimatum - Nevada Globe

Henderson Deputy Chief Jonathan Boucher, after more than two decades of service, officially stepped down on June 19, but the timing raises key questions about leadership accountability and transparency in law enforcement. A clear-headed public would wonder whether his departure was truly voluntary—or quietly forced by the city’s decision makers. Sources reveal Boucher was presented with a “resign or be terminated” ultimatum, mirroring a similar …

Former Henderson deputy police chief retires after given ultimatum

Jonathan Boucher’s last day was June 19, a city spokesperson told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The news comes weeks after he was reportedly given an ultimatum to resign or be fired.

Henderson Deputy Chief Jonathan Boucher retires after being placed on leave

Henderson Police Department (HPD) Deputy Chief Jonathan Boucher has retired after 22 years, according to an email sent to the department by acting Chief Anthony Branchini.

Henderson deputy chief announces retirement after ultimatum was given

After the announcement of a new Henderson Police Chief, the deputy chief Jonathan Boucher has announced his retirement in an email shared with News 3 from a sou