Officer record · As reported by the employing agency
Burlington County Corrections · 1 record · 2021
Suspended 90 days2021 · as reported
Corrections Officer Louis Byrd was suspended for 90 days by the Burlington County Department of Corrections in 2021. The agency reported that Byrd assaulted a fellow staff member at the staff member's home and caused property damage to that person's vehicle. Byrd admitted his misconduct during the investigation and resigned not in good standing before adjudication of the disciplinary procedure. A specific sustained charge category was not provided.
Major discipline · 2021[1]
Suspended 90 daysSynopsis as reported by the agency
Assaulted a fellow staff member at his home. He caused property damage to the staff member's vehicle. He admitted his misconduct during the investigation/ Resignation not in good standing prior to adjudication of the disciplinary procedure.
Rodney McMillian · Burlington County Corrections · 2021
Suspended 6 dayssame agency · same year · similar sanction outcome
My'Asia Leonard · Burlington County Corrections · 2021
Suspended 6 dayssame agency · same year · similar sanction outcome
Michael Wells · Burlington County Corrections · 2021
Suspended 6 dayssame agency · same year · similar sanction outcome
Michael Lewis · Burlington County Corrections · 2021
Suspended 6 dayssame agency · same year · similar sanction outcome
William Nunn · Burlington County Corrections · 2021
Suspended 10 dayssame agency · same year · similar sanction outcome
37 other named officers with reported major discipline records at this agency. Major discipline is final and post-appeal, as reported by the agency.
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Corrections Officer Louis Byrd was suspended for 90 days by the Burlington County Department of Corrections in 2021. The agency reported that Byrd assaulted a fellow staff member at the staff member's home and caused property damage to that person's vehicle. Byrd admitted his misconduct during the investigation and resigned not in good standing before adjudication of the disciplinary procedure. A specific sustained charge category was not provided.
Louis Byrd has one major discipline record at Burlington County Corrections in the New Jersey Attorney General's 2020-2025 releases, from 2021. These are final, adjudicated actions, not allegations.