Mifflin Township Chief of Police on Paid Leave
Updated: Tuesday, February 5 2013, 11:59 PM EST
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP -- Mifflin Township Chief of Police Michael Pocock has been placed on paid administrative leave, until further notice.
Township Officials are saying little about why The Board of Trustees made the unanimous decision during a meeting yesterday.
Lieutenant William Price has been named acting-police chief.
Pocock was appointed chief in May 2005.
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Reporter: Steve Levine
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