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Resident alleges police harassment; police chief says allegations untrue
Summary
At the Jan. 20 Pleasanton City Council meeting, resident Jessica Huntley said she felt harassed by the police department; Police Chief Tristan Snyder told the council he has proof the allegations are not true and invited anyone interested to contact him.
During public comment at the Jan. 20 Pleasanton City Council meeting, Jessica Huntley of 605 E. Broad told council members she feels she is being harassed by the Pleasanton Police Department.
Police Chief Tristan Snyder responded during the departmental reports that he had documentation he said demonstrates Huntley’s allegations were not true and that anyone who wanted to review that evidence should contact him. The chief also provided an update on cases the department has handled this year.
No formal personnel action or disciplinary finding was recorded in the meeting minutes. The minutes note the chief’s statement of having proof and his offer to make that information available to interested parties; the council did not announce any immediate investigatory steps during the meeting.
The meeting record shows a complaint from a resident and a direct denial from the police chief but does not include presentation of the underlying documents or an independent review during the session.
