In a recent government meeting, Lance Fisher, a former deputy chief of police, raised serious allegations regarding his treatment by the police department. Fisher claimed he has been labeled a security risk, resulting in his exclusion from essential communication systems, including emails and phones. He stated that his vehicle was confiscated following a conversation with the chief of police, during which he expressed his inability to continue in law enforcement.

Fisher alleged that the chief accused him of seeking his job, a claim he vehemently denied. He emphasized that he had confided in the chief about his mental wellness over the past six months, suggesting that his dismissal was unjust and based on falsehoods. The implications of Fisher's statements raise concerns about workplace treatment and mental health support within law enforcement agencies. The meeting highlighted the need for transparency and accountability in handling such sensitive issues.