Chester Police Officer Charged With Forgery
Posted: 4:50 p.m. EDT September 26, 2003Updated: 6:09 p.m. EDT September 26, 2003
CHESTER, S.C. -- A Chester police officer has been arrested on charges he forged documents using a city employee's name to get a mortgage.
The State Law Enforcement Division has charged 32-year-old Timothy Stuckey of Rock Hill with one count of forgery.
Stuckey was arrested Wednesday and released a short time later.
Interim Chester Police Chief Mike Brown says Stuckey was placed on administrative leave without pay.
Late Friday, authorities told Eyewitness News Stuckey was no longer employed by the department.
The arrest warrant states Stuckey forged the name of Chester's personnel director in order to get a mortgage loan from Charter One Mortgage in Charlotte.
The employee whose name was forged would --not-- talk about the matter yesterday.
The State Law Enforcement Division has charged 32-year-old Timothy Stuckey of Rock Hill with one count of forgery.
Stuckey was arrested Wednesday and released a short time later.
Interim Chester Police Chief Mike Brown says Stuckey was placed on administrative leave without pay.
Late Friday, authorities told Eyewitness News Stuckey was no longer employed by the department.
The arrest warrant states Stuckey forged the name of Chester's personnel director in order to get a mortgage loan from Charter One Mortgage in Charlotte.
The employee whose name was forged would --not-- talk about the matter yesterday. Copyright 2003 by WSOCTV.com. The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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