FOX 13 News has learned Heber City agreed to pay $7,800 to two sergeants who accused the department of retaliating against them for voicing concerns about their chief of police.
As part of the settlement, neither side admitted wrongdoing, and neither side is allowed to speak with the media.
FOX 13 News also learned that Mayor Kelleen Potter addressed the department shortly after reinstating the chief, telling a room full of officers that “karma’s a b****.” As part of the internal affairs investigation, Booth was never interviewed before being cleared of all wrongdoing. “There is no excessive use of force, and so your perception is wrong,” Rigby told one concerned officer. “What Dave Booth did is not even use of force.”
“If it was such a minor use of force, why so much effort to cover it up?” asked Cameron Platt, the attorney representing the two sergeants. “The way that the city treated and reacted is much more important , and much worse.”
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