Please attribute to Detective Sergeant James Stewart
This morning Wellington Police arrested a 25-year-old man in relation to the robbery of the Devonshire Road restaurant in Miramar on 10 April.
He has been charged with aggravated robbery and wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
He is due to appear in Wellington District Court Wednesday 14 April.
The victim has been discharged from hospital and is recovering at home with family.
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Wellington Police chief fired during dramatic council meeting
Rory Bradley, the now-former Wellington Police chief, was fired Friday after being accused of sexual abuse.
and last updated 2021-04-09 23:14:56-04
WELLINGTON, Utah â In a dramatic city council meeting Friday night, the Wellington Police chief was fired two weeks after
Town Attorney John Schindler accuses Rory Bradley of sexually abusing a city employee twice and sending inappropriate text messages beginning in March 2020.
âI only take payment in full-frontal nudity,â showed one text message that was authenticated as being sent by Bradley in the investigation,
Before Friday, no specific information had been released about the subject of the investigation into Bradley.
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Wellington Police Chief Rory Bradley was fired by the City Council on Friday after sexual harassment allegations came to light last month.
The City Council met Friday night to discuss the allegations against the now-former police chief Bradley after he had been placed on paid and then unpaid administrative leave for weeks with no public explanation.
Wellington City Attorney John Schindler said a female colleague had reported that beginning in September 2019, Bradley began sending inappropriate texts, had made inappropriate comments, hit her on the butt and put her in a headlock on city property.