A month after he abruptly resigned as director of Oregon’s police certification agency, Jerry Granderson sent a 21-page letter to top state lawmakers, blasting an “entrenched faction” at the agency that he said fought his efforts to hold people accountable and diversify the staff.
In particular, he wrote about an employee who worked in the public safety agency’s training division for eight years and had tutored basic academy students though state records show she previously had her Oregon teaching license revoked for “gross neglect of duty” after admitting she groomed a boy in juvenile custody for a romantic relationship.
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