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Greenfield Police Officer Under Investigation by Monterey County DA's Office

 

Greenfield Police Officer Christian Tapia, a 4-year veteran of the Greenfield Police Department, was placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation by the Monterey County District Attorney’s Office. On Friday, June 10 an arrest warrant was issued for charges related to assault. Officer Tapia surrendered himself at the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office to face the charges.

Greenfield Acting Police Chief Guillermo Mixer stated that the allegations against Officer Tapia are deeply unsettling. However, they trust and have faith in the judicial system to conduct a thorough investigation, resulting in the appropriate outcome and they will continue to cooperate with the District Attorney’s Office as they proceed with their investigation.  Additionally, The Greenfield PD has launched their own internal administrative investigation into the matter, consistent with their department’s policies and procedures.

Acting Police Chief Mixer mentioned that they remain committed to providing the highest-level of service and will work tirelessly to continue to provide a sense of safety, security, and transparency to the city of Greenfield.

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