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☆ Tampa Police Chief Resigns After Flashing Badge to Get Out of Traffic Stop on a Golf Cart
▼ + stars: | 2022-12-05 | by ( Alyssa Lukpat | ) www.wsj.com time to read: 1 min

Mary O’Connor came out of retirement to become Tampa’s police chief, the city said earlier this year. The police chief of Tampa, Fla., resigned on Monday, weeks after she flashed her badge to get out of a traffic stop, officials said. The former chief, Mary O’Connor , was off duty and riding in a golf cart with her husband in Oldsmar, a city in Pinellas County just west of Tampa, on the night of Nov. 12, Tampa police said. In a body-cam video of the traffic stop, a sheriff’s deputy said he stopped the couple because their golf cart wasn’t tagged.

The police chief of Tampa, Florida who flashed her badge to get out of a stop for traveling in a golf cart without a license plate has resigned, according to a statement published on Monday. O’Connor, who was appointed police chief in February, was a passenger in a golf cart driven by her husband that night, police said in a statement. Tampa Police Chief Mary O’Connor in a golf cart driven by her husband in Oldsmar, northwest of Tampa, Fla., on Nov. 12, 2022. Public trust in Tampa’s police department is paramount to our success as a city and community," Castor said. Assistant Chief Lee Bercaw will take over as acting chief "while a comprehensive national search is conducted," according to the statement.

The police chief of Tampa, Florida, has apologized and is asking for a disciplinary review of herself after she flashed her badge to get out of a stop for traveling in a golf cart without a license plate, officials said Thursday. Chief Mary O’Connor, who was appointed in February, was a passenger in a golf cart driven by her husband, police said in a statement. Tampa Police Chief Mary O’Connor in a golf cart driven by her husband in Oldsmar, northwest of Tampa, on Nov. 12. Tampa PD via YouTubeThe video shows O’Connor ask the deputy whether his body camera is on, and when he responds that it is, she says, “I’m the police chief in Tampa." I’m hoping that you’ll just let us go tonight,” O’Connor says as she opens her badge case and hands it to her husband, the video shows.

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