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Clemson swears in three new police personnel; chief outlines code-of-ethics
Summary
Council and the police chief swore in three new employees — Caris Chuba (jailer/dispatcher), Caitlin Bailey and Felipe Andujar (officers) — and reviewed the department’s oath and code-of-ethics language.
The council welcomed three new public-safety employees and conducted the oath of office. The chief introduced Caris Chuba (jailer/dispatcher), noting her local roots and management experience; Caitlin Bailey, a 2020 criminal-justice graduate who has telecommunicator experience; and Felipe Andujar, a veteran with Marine Corps service and private-contractor experience who joined the department as an officer.
The chief read the oath and reviewed an expanded code of ethics and expectations for sworn officers and public employees, touching on integrity, non-discrimination, and obligations to report unethical behavior. Council and the chief congratulated the new employees and invited family photos in the chamber.
