Attorney General aims to block pension payments of ex-Bridgeport police chief, personnel director
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong is expected to block former Bridgeport police chief AJ Perez and police personnel director David Dunn's pensions in court.
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Nov 5, 2020, 7:54 PM
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Updated 1,552 days ago
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14h agoConnecticut Attorney General William Tong is expected to block former Bridgeport police chief AJ Perez and police personnel director David Dunn's pensions in court.
Both Perez and Dunn pleaded guilty to fixing the exam to ensure Perez's selection to the job of Bridgeport police chief.
Both men are in line to receive $100,000 and $80,000, respectively.
Attorney General Tong says a law passed in 2008 gives the state a chance to revoke pensions, because each man was convicted of a felony in the public trust.
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