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Allegations of racial and sexual misconduct by a former Williamstown police chief and a former sergeant were supported by the results of two different independent investigations. In one final report to the Select Board submitted by investigator and attorney Judy A. Levenson, both former Sgt. Scott McGowan and former Police Chief Kyle Johnson were found to have “initiated, participated in and tolerated” sexually and racially charged “offensive comments and conduct within the department.”
Days before he faces a possible firing, a Williamstown police sergeant is again accusing the town of bias and retaliation, portraying himself as a whistleblower who received unjust treatment by local officials before and after he brought a federal lawsuit last year.
WILLIAMSTOWN — Three candidates for interim police chief will be interviewed Friday by the eight-person advisory committee.
WILLIAMSTOWN — The Select Board moved closer to consensus Monday on steps it will take to reform the Williamstown Police Department and find a…
WILLIAMSTOWN — The Williamstown sergeant who filed a federal civil lawsuit alleging bias and sexual harassment within the town’s Police Depart…
WILLIAMSTOWN — In a new court brief, lawyers for Williamstown argue that the town’s police chief had good reason to place a sergeant on paid a…
WILLIAMSTOWN — The attorney for a Williamstown police sergeant has until Friday to oppose an effort by the town to dismiss elements of a lawsu…
Attorneys for Williamstown argue that Sgt. Scott McGowan does not provide enough evidence that he was discriminated against by Chief Kyle Johnson.
WILLIAMSTOWN — Despite calls for the Select Board to place Police Chief Kyle Johnson and Town Manager Jason Hoch on paid administrative leave,…
WILLIAMSTOWN — Officers and staff at the Williamstown Police Department say they believe efforts to address perceived racism in town hall and …
