Popular school resource officer removed from Harrison High School
So far, Harrison police and the high school have not commented on why Joe Parrello was removed as the resource officer. School officials say they couldn’t comment on personnel issues.
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Feb 11, 2021, 3:43 AM
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Updated 1,337 days ago
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11ds agoAn online petition is racking up signatures in an effort to
have a Harrison police officer reinstalled as the resource officer at Harrison
High School.
So far, Harrison police and the high school have not
commented on why Joe Parrello was removed as the resource officer. School
officials say they couldn’t comment on personnel issues.
During an online school meeting Wednesday, parents
speculated that his removal was due to controversial posts on his Facebook
page. News 12 has not been able to confirm that.
A Change.org petition has more than 1,500 signatures.
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