Ex-Police Chief Accused of Exchanging Drugs and Money for Sex in Massachusetts
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Ex-police chief, David L'Esperance of Salisbury, Mass., accused of exchanging drugs and money for sex.
A Massachusetts Police Chief has resigned amid accusations he received sexual favors in exchange for drugs and money.
A report released Monday alleges David L'Esperance maintained inappropriate relationships with women known to have criminal pasts, interfered with investigations, and many other acts considered a misuse of his authority as Chief of Police.
The Salisbury Town Manager Neil Harrington says L'Esperance committed 15 violations of rules, regulations and procedures
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The town manager says the report will be forwarded to the appropriate law enforcement agencies and the search for a new chief will begin soon.
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