Georgia town's entire full-time police force, city manager resign amid allegations against mayor

The entire full-time police force and city manager in a small town in Georgia recently resigned from their positions, officials revealed during a city council meeting on Monday.Milner, Georgia, City Manager Tausha Grose told the city council Monday night that the town’s entire full-time police force and most of its part-time volunteer officers have resigned.Grose also announced her own resignation during the meeting."It is with my extreme sorrow that our entire full-time police department has resigned, most of our part-time police.

And also, I've also filed my resignation with the city clerk today," Grose said.WV TOWN'S POLICE DEPARTMENT THROWN INTO CHAOS BY EVIDENCE ROOM FIASCO, BUT OFFICIALS SAY NO ONE WAS FIREDA Milner Police Department SUV is pictured in Georgia.The town's entire full-time police force resigned after officers raised concerns about city leadership, including allegations of unethical conduct.

(Milner Police Department)Milner Police Chief Lamar Bunn accused city hall of secretly placing a tracker on his truck, paid for with personal funds and without the knowledge of anyone else in city government.He also said he has been falsely accused of having an affair with the city manager."City Hall every day, it's got a tracker on my truck, it was bought with personal funds and placed on my vehicle without the city council or my supervisor, city administrator knowing it," Bunn said at the meeting.

"Here's the thing, still I'm looking for a glimmer of hope to stay in the city.I don't know why.

It's because I've devoted my life to Lamar County.15, 16 years with the sheriff's office and now I'm back here in this county.

My dad was here in '74 policing with his police department.I got roots here."ST PAUL POLICE CHIEF SUES MAYOR, ALLEGING SHE CALLED HERSELF A 'MILF,' SEXUALLY HARASSED HIM AND RETALIATEDMembers of the Milner Police Department pose for a photo at a community event in Georgia.

The town's entire full-time police force recently resigned am...