Wash. Supreme Court published opinion — 989681.pdf
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1,781 charsAnti-Discrimination and Harassment Policy and Complaint Procedure” (“Anti- Discrimination Policy” or “policy”). The circumstances surrounding the investigation of these claims led to petition charges for other violations of the policy, intimidating witnesses, intimidating public servants, and retaliating against witnesses. 17 For the current opinion, go to https://www.lexisnexis.com/clients/wareports/. In re Recall Charges Against Benton County Sheriff Gerald D. Hatcher, No. 98968-1 On February 14, 2020, parallel events occurred within both investigations. At approximately 6:56 a.m. Sergeant Erickson e-mailed a letter of resignation to Sheriff Hatcher, informing Sheriff Hatcher of his intent to resign and his wish to self-demote from lieutenant to sergeant. At around 7:40 a.m., he met with Sheriff Hatcher and provided him with a paper copy of the resignation/demotion letter. Sergeant Erickson told the sheriff it was because of the facts surrounding the firearms and ammunition and “the totality of the facts and circumstances caused [him] considerable stress, concern, and anxiety to the extent that [he] was no longer able to serve in [his] capacity as a [lieutenant].” CP at 21. Sergeant Erickson explains that he made this decision because of Sheriff Hatcher’s refusal (despite repeated requests) to have an independent investigation of the domestic violence allegations, his repeated statements that a “‘small nucleus’” of guild members voted no confidence (when, in fact, it was a majority of members), and the later discovery of the stockpile of ammunition. Id. at 105-07. The meeting was brief. Around the noon hour, Sheriff Hatcher had BCSO Commander Croskrey summon Sergeant Erickson to return to work to discuss the resignation letter.