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Married Former Escambia County Deputies Arrested
December 3, 2019
Two former Escambia County Sheriff’s deputies, a husband and wife, have been charged in connection with falsifying training records.
Lisa Hall is charged with falsifying records for Kelly Hall showing that Kelly had completed required training when in fact he had not. Kelly Hall is charged with allowing Lisa Hall to falsify those reports when he had not done the online training.
The investigation revealed that Lisa Hall’s training sessions were completed immediately prior to Kelly Hall’s often within single minutes of one another, while Kelly Hall was documented to be performing other tasks, according to State Attorney Bill Eddins.
Kelly Hall was terminated from his job, while Lisa Hall resigned.
The charges are the result of an investigation into the alleged falsification of mandatory training records pertaining to their employment with the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, from 2014 to 2019.
Both were booked into the Escambia County Jail Monday night and released on $16,000 bond each a short time later.
The mugshots of both Halls are exempt from release under Florida law due to their status as former law enforcement.
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5 Responses to “Married Former Escambia County Deputies Arrested”
>>Get arrested for a bag of weed they put your gave all over this website… if you’re a cop or former cop no pictures seem to exist. Double standard much?
You are right. There is a double standard….Florida law provides the double standard by giving current and former law enforcement, etc the right to have their mugshots withheld from public record. We can’t run a mugshot we can’t get from the jail. It’s worth noting though, the law does not prevent us from running their photograph if we have one of our own…we have ran our own photos of arrested LEOs in the past.
Get arrested for a bag of weed they put your gave all over this website… if you’re a cop or former cop no pictures seem to exist. Double standard much?
She was a captain, and knows better. I wonder how this will impact any cases he was involved in, since at one point during his career he no longer had Florida credentials to be a law enforcement officer. I’m thinking that’s why she was allowed to resign and he was terminated, can’t resign from a position who don’t actually have.
Scandalous!
Seems more parents and schools now days need to be teaching the meaning of the word, “integrity.”