Investigator who looked into performance of Little Rock police chief resigned one day after mayor said chief would face no discipline

An outside investigator resigned from her part-time job with Little Rock's Human Resources Department this fall, one day after Mayor Frank Scott Jr. suggested her investigation into Police Chief Keith Humphrey had been tainted by bias and announced that Humphrey would face no disciplinary action.

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