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Residents press Lynn Haven leaders over police records, missing IT equipment and drones
Summary
Several residents used public comment to raise allegations about confidential records and missing city IT equipment, including claims that child‑protective DVDs and bullet casings were found at an officer’s foreclosed home and that nearly $50–80k in equipment was stored offsite. City staff said copies of CPT exams remain with the advocacy center and the city redistributed drones to the Boys & Girls Club.
At the start of the Dec. 9 meeting, multiple residents raised concerns about police records and city IT equipment. Christy McElroy said she had documented communications regarding what she described as 'false' statements by a former official and reported that spent bullet casings had been found in a foreclosed police officer’s house. Bernie Thompson pressed the commission for details on…
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