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Geneva Police Chief Still On Administrative Leave

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Geneva Police Chief Still On Administrative Leave
Matthew Colton (photo: provided)

Geneva Police Chief Matt Colton remains on paid leave.

City Manager Amie Hendrix released a statement last week saying there has been no discipline implemented at this time.  There are no charges pending and this is not a suspension.

The Finger Lakes Times reports a Geneva Police officer lodged at least on complaint against Colton.

The police chief has been on administrative leave since early January.  Colton is a 16-year veteran of the Geneva Police Department.

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