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Assistant Chief and two other officers file an employment discrimination lawsuit against the LRPD Chief and the city of Little Rock



It appears that LRPD Chief Humphrey holds the distinct dishonor of being named in more lawsuits during his first year of employment than any other LRPD Chief in the history of the department.

This morning, Assistant Chief Hayward Finks, Duane Finks (the Asst. Chief's brother) and Reginald Parks, filed an employment discrimination lawsuit against Chief Keef and the city of Little Rock.






The newest lawsuit against Chief Keef and the city, details how Chief Keef retaliated against several of his employees.

It also gives an insight into his nasty, vindictive demeanor, which was no surprise to us.







The lawsuit also makes references to information we uncovered about Chief Keef and his financial and residency problems. You can read our sotry about that by clicking here.





Chief Keef has also exhibited some signs of mental illness in that he is paranoid and appears to be a pathological liar. He has stated that he can only trust a couple of individuals at LRPD and believes that their are "leaks" at his agency.

Feckless Little Rock mayor Frank Scott the junior made a terrible mistake hiring Humphrey and not selecting Assistant Chief Alice Fulk.

Scott needs to rectify that mistake and fire Humphrey's sorry lying ass right now before he does more damage to LRPD and the city.

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Check out a previous post about Finks. http://badlittlerock.blogspot.com/2019/01/is-acting-lrpd-chief-hayward-finks-too.html

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Finks dropped out of the Black Police Officers Association back in 2017. He did however keep his membership in the Little Rock Fraternal Order of Police which is mostly comprised of white officers that refuse to live in Little Rock (80% of all white LRPD cops live somewhere other than LR).


 Lt. Johnny Gilbert responded to Finks.




 

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