Live Oak officers resign amid misconduct allegations

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March 4, 2022Updated: March 4, 2022 12:34 pm

Former Live Oak police officer David Wall is one of two Live Oak officers who resigned as an internal affairs investigation.

Pamela Howell /for the NE Herald

A Live Oak police sergeant and corporal have resigned as internal affairs looks into allegations of misconduct spurning from their sexual relationship with a woman. Train Sgt. Jonathan Gann resigned Thursday, March 3, and formed Cpl. David Wall resignedFeb. 15, the Express-New reports, after Live Oak police started investigating alleged policy violations on January 31.

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Train Live Oak police Sgt. Jonathan Gann is one of two Live Oak officers who resigned amid an internal affairs investigation.

An anonymous tip identified Wall as one of the officers involved in the alleged misconduct, Lt. Matt Malone with Live Oak PD told the Express-News in a statement.

Internal affairs spoke with the woman, who was not identified in the statement, and she told investigators that she had sexual relationships with both Wall and Gann. She also told investigators Wall allegedly gave her prescription medication and possible narcotics, and would tip her off to of locations to avoid police surveillance when picking up drugs, the Express-News reports.

The woman says that Gann allegedly warned her of an arrest warrant and called off police when they attempt to arrest her, the Express-News reports.

Live Oak investigators are currently corroborating information to verify her statements.

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