Saturday, March 15, 2008
03152008 - Officer Mark James Sigler - Litchfield PD
Litchfield officer gets deferred sentence
By Don Reid, GateHouse News Service
Hillsdale Daily News
Posted Aug 11, 2008 @ 02:59 PM
http://www.hillsdale.net/news/x418528603/Litchfield-officer-gets-deferred-sentence
Litchfield, Mich. — Former Litchfield Police Department Officer Mark James Sigler was placed on a deferred sentence by Hillsdale County District Court Judge Donald L. Sanderson last week, after he pleaded no contest to domestic violence. He also paid a ticket for an expired license plate in the plea bargain.
Sigler was given the option of having the plea taken under advisement. The sentence was “deferred under the statutes,” and will be dismissed if he fulfills the conditions of probation.
Judge Sanderson said the information in his case was confidential, as Sigler will probably walk away with no sentence. Judge Sanderson declined comment and urged the paper not to publish a story on the case.
LPD Chief Steve Marson said Sigler, 24, of Reading, resigned his position on the LPD, after Chief Marson suspended him without pay for four weeks following a March 15 incident, court reports indicate.
Katurah Miller called 911 after she and Sigler became involved in an argument at 206 Southfield B2 in the evening, court documents said.
Chief Marson was informed by his officer on duty and, according to Hillsdale County Dispatch records, he asked the Michigan State Police to conduct the investigation and answer the call to allay any issues of bias.
Miller said Sigler “flicked me in the face” with his hand then pinned me against a sliding glass door. The statement also said he grabbed her by the face. During the altercation, she suffered a bloody nose.
That night Sigler was transported to the Branch County Jail by MSP, where he was booked and released on bond.
A no-contact order was issued warning Sigler not to contact her but she contacted the court the next day to request the order be removed.
[MI POLICE OFFICER INVOLVED PERPETRATED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAW ENFORCEMENT MURDER SUICIDE]
Thursday, March 13, 2008
03132008 - Deputy Kevin Haan - Allegan County SD
DEPUTY KEVIN HAAN, ALLEGAN COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT.
Sheriff's deputy faces charges
by Advance Newspapers
Monday April 07, 2008, 10:53 AM
http://www.mlive.com/penaseeglobe/index.ssf/2008/04/sheriffs_deputy_faces_charges.html
An Allegan County Sheriff's Office Deputy was arrested three times in March and is currently on unpaid administrative leave.
Kevin Haan, 43, was arrested March 4 for making alleged threatening telephone calls to his estranged wife, then arrested again on March 13 for violation of the terms of his bond. According to bond conditions, Haan was under a court order to refrain from contacting his wife or consuming alcohol.
The third arrest, for alleged drunken driving, took place in Barry County on March 28.
A board of inquiry will recommend disciplinary action, which could result in Haan's termination
Deputy suspended for three arrests
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Holland Sentinel
http://www.hollandsentinel.com/stories/040208/local_20080402016.shtml
An Allegan County road patrol deputy was placed on unpaid leave after being arrested for the third time last weekend.
Allegan County Undersheriff Jim Hull said that Kevin Haan, 43, was first arrested by Allegan County deputies on March 4 for allegedly making threatening phone calls to his wife. Prosecutors charged him with malicious use of a phone.
He was initially placed on administrative leave with pay, Hull said.
Haan was arrested a second time for violating the conditions of a bond when he continued to contact his wife, Hull said.
On Friday, Haan was arrested by Barry County deputies on suspicion of drunken driving.
Hull said a board of inquiry, which includes two lieutenants and a sergeant of the Allegan County Sheriff's Office, met last week to determine whether Haan will be allowed to return to his position.
"They wanted some additional information and they are waiting on it right now," Hull said. "They will reconvene."
For the time being, Haan has been placed on unpaid leave.
Hull said Haan has no arrests prior to the March 4 incident. He called Haan a "great policeman" who has helped a lot of people in his 18 years with the sheriff's office.
Hull declined comment on any personal problems Haan may have been experiencing prior to his arrests.
"In any workplace, everyone knows about everyone's problems," he said. "I've been doing this for 34 years. Not much surprises me anymore."
Former Officer Kevin Haan - Driving while intoxicated [Oct. 15, 2012]
Officer Kevin Haan - Driving while intoxicated [March 28, 2008]
Officer Kevin Haan - Arrested for violating domestic violence bond [March 13, 2008]
Officer Kevin Haan - Arrested for domestic violence [March 04, 2008]
From: Cloudwriter / Behind The Blue Wall:
Sheriff's deputy faces charges
by Advance Newspapers
Monday April 07, 2008, 10:53 AM
http://www.mlive.com/penaseeglobe/index.ssf/2008/04/sheriffs_deputy_faces_charges.html
An Allegan County Sheriff's Office Deputy was arrested three times in March and is currently on unpaid administrative leave.
Kevin Haan, 43, was arrested March 4 for making alleged threatening telephone calls to his estranged wife, then arrested again on March 13 for violation of the terms of his bond. According to bond conditions, Haan was under a court order to refrain from contacting his wife or consuming alcohol.
The third arrest, for alleged drunken driving, took place in Barry County on March 28.
A board of inquiry will recommend disciplinary action, which could result in Haan's termination
Deputy suspended for three arrests
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Holland Sentinel
http://www.hollandsentinel.com/stories/040208/local_20080402016.shtml
An Allegan County road patrol deputy was placed on unpaid leave after being arrested for the third time last weekend.
Allegan County Undersheriff Jim Hull said that Kevin Haan, 43, was first arrested by Allegan County deputies on March 4 for allegedly making threatening phone calls to his wife. Prosecutors charged him with malicious use of a phone.
He was initially placed on administrative leave with pay, Hull said.
Haan was arrested a second time for violating the conditions of a bond when he continued to contact his wife, Hull said.
On Friday, Haan was arrested by Barry County deputies on suspicion of drunken driving.
Hull said a board of inquiry, which includes two lieutenants and a sergeant of the Allegan County Sheriff's Office, met last week to determine whether Haan will be allowed to return to his position.
"They wanted some additional information and they are waiting on it right now," Hull said. "They will reconvene."
For the time being, Haan has been placed on unpaid leave.
Hull said Haan has no arrests prior to the March 4 incident. He called Haan a "great policeman" who has helped a lot of people in his 18 years with the sheriff's office.
Hull declined comment on any personal problems Haan may have been experiencing prior to his arrests.
"In any workplace, everyone knows about everyone's problems," he said. "I've been doing this for 34 years. Not much surprises me anymore."
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