City of Pasadena v. Barron
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COULSON, Justice.
On March 24, 1977 Leroy Mouser, Chief of the Pasadena Police Department, indefinitely suspended officers Thomas W. Barron and John M. Ballard. Chief Mouser took this action based on his belief that the two men had conceived and executed a plan to furnish false evidence of an assault on Barron and thereby develop a plausible explanation for Barron’s use of deadly force against a misdemeanor theft suspect. In essence, the officers’ plan required Barron to tell his superiors that Michelle Ann Ever-sole, the misdemeanor theft suspect he had attempted to arrest, had pointed a…
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