Galveston, Texas
The city police officer who until last month was head of the department’s internal affairs office was suspended from duty Friday until further notice.
Sgt. Michael Gray, who was a lieutenant until the city’s budget cuts a week ago reduced him and several other officers in rank, said he was told of the suspension one day after being relieved of his police ID card and escorted from the police station by Capt. Jeff Heyse.
The Daily News has seen a copy of the sergeant’s suspension letter. It contained no reason for the suspension and told him to remain available to report to the police station between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. each weekday.
Police Chief Charles Wiley declined to comment, saying he "would be a fool" to speak to the media about personnel matters because of litigation against him by Galveston Municipal Police Association.
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