Little Rock’s police chief has reportedly been placed on leave during an investigation into an incident on New Year’s Eve in which he fired his weapon.
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been placed on administrative leave as officials work to investigate an incident on New Year’s Eve in which he fired his weapon. According to the local outlet KARK, Chief Keith Humphrey had been on duty during the holiday to help the department handle its workload. In a statement, Arkansas State Police said that an unnamed officer—which KARK identified as Humphrey—had “witnessed a fight among a crowd” outside of a gas station just before 9 pm on December 31.
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