08052009 - Officer James DaDeppo - Sentenced - Grosse Pointe Woods PD

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Officer James Dadeppo charged with domestic violence [ May 01, 2009]

http://michiganoidv.blogspot.com/2009/05/mi-officer-dadeppo-domestic-violence.html

         




Ex-officer sentenced in domestic assault case
Detroit Free Press
August 06, 2009
http://www.freep.com/article/20090806/NEWS04/908060472/1006/NEWS/Macomb-County-news-briefs--No-more-gifts-for-city-hall--Warren-mayor-says

A former Grosse Pointe Woods public safety sergeant pleaded no contest to a hindering charge in a domestic assault case involving his girlfriend, but the misdemeanor is to be dismissed and removed from his record in a year if he complies with the terms of the court, authorities said.

James DaDeppo, 53, of St. Clair Shores was sentenced Wednesday in 37th District Court in Warren, where a domestic assault charge was dismissed. DaDeppo was given probation and ordered to attend anger management classes, perform 20 hours of community service and pay about $600 in fines and costs, authorities said.

DaDeppo was placed on administrative leave and has since retired.

                 












Grosse Pointe Woods cop pleads guilty to misdemeanor
Christine Ferretti
The Detroit News
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
http://www.detnews.com/article/20090805/METRO03/908050423/1361/Grosse-Pointe-Woods-cop-pleads-guilty-to-misdemeanor

Warren -- A Grosse Pointe Woods police officer pleaded guilty and was sentenced today to a misdemeanor charge for resisting arrest following a domestic dispute in May.

James Dadeppo of St. Clair Shores pleaded guilty in 37th District Court to one count of hindering and was sentenced to community service and one year of probation. He was also ordered to pay $600 in fines and costs.

In exchange for the plea, one misdemeanor charge of domestic assault was dismissed, court officials said.

On May 1, Warren police were called to a home in the 28900 block of Lane Court near Common and Hayes roads for a domestic dispute.

At the home, a 53-year-old Warren woman said Dadeppo became verbally abusive to her while they were having a few drinks at a Sterling Heights restaurant.

Police said Dadeppo later showed up at the home, argued with the woman and shoved her. And when police attempted to question Dadeppo, he refused to comply and struggled when officers attempted to handcuff him and take him into custody.

07192009 - Unnamed Deputy - Terminated After Domestic Violence Incident - Ottawa County SD

Ottawa County Sheriff, Gary Rosema, refuses to release the name of the sheriff deputy who was fired after a domestic violence incident[07/19/09]

Ottawa deputy fired for domestic violenceState police investigate July 19 incident
By MEGAN SCHMIDT
The Holland Sentinel
Posted Jul 29, 2009 @ 11:04 PM
http://www.hollandsentinel.com/homepage/x409291525/Ottawa-deputy-fired-for-domestic-violence

Ottawa County, MI — A part-time Ottawa County deputy was fired following a July 19 domestic violence incident with a former girlfriend, Ottawa County Sheriff Gary Rosema said Wednesday.

Rosema would not reveal the deputy’s name, but said he was hired by the sheriff’s office in February. The deputy worked road patrol and was not assigned to a particular patrol area.

The sheriff would not comment further on the incident, but said of the deputy: “We didn’t extend his employment at this point. We decided to sever our relationship.”

The deputy has not been arraigned on any charges, but Michigan State Police in Grand Haven continue to investigate, Rosema said.

Any potential charges would be handled by the Ottawa County Prosecutor’s Office. Prosecuting Attorney Ron Frantz could not be reached for comment on Wednesday.

The deputy had been on probationary status since his hiring in February. It is common for deputies to remain on probationary status for one year after they are hired, Rosema said.

Deputy fired for domestic violence charge
Thu, Jul 30, 2009
Grand Haven Tribune
http://www.grandhaventribune.com/paid/318112816179323.bsp

A part-time Ottawa County deputy was fired following a July 19 domestic violence incident with a former girlfriend, Ottawa County Sheriff Gary Rosema said Wednesday.

Rosema would not reveal the deputy's name, but said he was hired by the sheriff's office in February. The deputy worked road patrol and was not assigned to a particular patrol area.

Rosema would not comment further on the incident, but said of the deputy: "We didn't extend his employment at this point. We decided to sever our relationship."

The deputy has not been arraigned on any charges, but Michigan State Police in Grand Haven continue to investigate, Rosema said.

Any potential charges would be handled by the Ottawa County Prosecutor's office.

Prosecuting Attorney Ron Frantz could not be reached for comment on Wednesday.

The deputy had been on probationary status since his hiring in February. It is common for deputies to remain on probationary status for one year after they are hired, Rosema said.
— From The Holland Sentinel

Ottawa County fires part-time sheriff's deputy after domestic violence allegation

The Grand Rapids Press

by John Tunison

July 29, 2009

http://www.mlive.com/news/grandrapids/index.ssf/2009/07/ottawa_county_fires_parttime_s.html

OTTAWA COUNTY -- A part-time sheriff's deputy was fired earlier this month after state police began investigating a domestic violence complaint involving his former girlfriend.

Ottawa County Sheriff Gary Rosema today said the road patrol deputy, who started February 2, was a "probationary" employee.

Rosema did not release his name or age, but said he filled shifts when full-time employees were unavailable.He would not disclose any other details of the domestic violence complaint. Troopers with the state police in Grand Haven were investigating the July 19 incident and planned to forward a report to Ottawa County Prosecutor Ron Frantz.

Rosema said the deputy has not been charged with any crime. Probationary status for deputies typically lasts a year from their start date, he said."We just decided at this point in time, we weren't going to move forward with his employment," Rosema said

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