AG Tong seeks civil action to reduce, revoke pension of former Bridgeport police chief, personnel director

AG Tong seeks civil action to reduce, revoke pension of former Bridgeport police chief, personnel director

Attorney General William Tong announced Wednesday that he is seeking civil action to reduce or revoke the pension of former Bridgeport Police Chief A.J. Perez and personnel director David Dunn.

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AG Tong seeks civil action to reduce, revoke pension of former Bridgeport police chief, personnel director

Attorney General William Tong announced Wednesday that he is seeking civil action to reduce or revoke the pension of former Bridgeport Police Chief A.J. Perez and personnel director David Dunn.

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