Un departament întreg de poliție a demisionat în SUA, după ce primarul i-a pus șefului un aparat de urmărire în mașină

In Milner, Georgia, the entire police department resigned after the mayor tracked the police chief's movements with a GPS device and surveillance camera. Mayor Craig Timmons justified his actions by questioning the chief's reported hours. Following the revelation, all full-time officers resigned, citing concerns over the mayor's judgment. Police Chief Lamar Bunn denied any wrongdoing, stating his responsibilities extended beyond regular hours and included remote administrative tasks. The deputy chief supported this, noting that officers often worked outside city limits and received calls after hours.