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Kennedale council waives attorney‑client privilege and releases investigation into Brant Griffith complaint
Summary
After returning from executive session, the Kennedale City Council voted unanimously to waive attorney‑client privilege and release the initial and supplemental investigative reports regarding Brant Griffith’s complaint and to close the investigative file.
After an executive session on legal and personnel matters, the Kennedale City Council reconvened Oct. 21 and voted to waive attorney‑client privilege and release the initial investigative report and the supplemental investigative report concerning a complaint filed by Brant Griffith. The council also directed the investigator to close the file.
A councilmember moved to waive privilege and release the reports in their entirety; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. The council did not discuss the report’s findings in open session beyond the motion to release and the direction to close the investigative file.
Next steps: The reports will be made public per the council action and the investigator will be instructed to close the file.
