Bradley Beach holds first council meeting since police chief forced to retire early
Chief Leonard Guida was previously suspended with pay following the Nov. 9 incident.
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13ds agoThe Bradley Beach Council held its first meeting since the town’s police chief was forced to retire six months early following a confrontation with another officer.
Chief Leonard Guida was previously suspended with pay following the Nov. 9 incident.
News 12’s Ali Reid was at the meeting as Mayor Larry Fox and the council both addressed a room full of concerned members of the community.
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