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Ottawa Police Association president Matt Skof has called on the police services board to make public the reasons behind the abrupt departure of a senior executive.
Earlier this month, the board voted unanimously to remove Chief Administrative Officer Jeff Letourneau from his $242,000-a-year job as the top civilian at the police service. It’s not known if Letourneau resigned or was fired.
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The board said at the time that, “due to the confidential nature of personnel matters,” it would not be elaborating on the departure. ....

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