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Committee member cites video of alleged slurs; council accepts resignations
Summary
A council member told the Lebanon City Council a police video contains offensive language allegedly used by city employee Derrick Missy and urged action on a "toxic" workplace; the council voted to accept multiple resignations, including Michelle Davis, and pledged follow-up.
A Committee member (Speaker 4) told the Lebanon City Council on April 30 that a police-video recording captured offensive language by city employee Derrick Missy and said the council must address a growing, "toxic" workplace. The remarks prompted supportive comments from other members and led the council to accept several resignations.
"This conversation and the language used is very offensive," Committee member (Speaker 4) told the council, reading from what the speaker described as a portion of a police video. In the excerpt Speaker 4 quoted on the dais the recording includes phrases…
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