“(Sealey) is not exempt from criminal prosecution, she is not exempt from termination,” Plummer said Wednesday. “She is going to be treated like everybody else.”
Sealey was placed on paid administrative leave last week, pending the outcome of the investigation.
Plummer said he had not seen video of the pepper spraying before Swink’s attorney filed a federal lawsuit and released the video publicly. He claims the video and other records have been stolen from the sheriff’s office.
Plummer said a separate, criminal investigation into the theft of those records is being handled by his office.
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