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Ex-Superior police captain won't be criminally charged in perjury case

SUPERIOR, WI (WTAQ) - No criminal charges will be filed against a former police captain in Superior who was suspected of committing perjury.

Douglas County District Attorney Dan Blank said Thursday that a charge against former Captain Chad La Lor would be hard to prove.

Authorities investigated allegations that La Lor lied during a Police and Fire Commission hearing last November about the misconduct of another officer. The captain was asked about a hit and run crash in 2009.

La Lor admitted being drunk when he struck another vehicle, and said there were no previous incidents in which he drove drunk.

Superior Police Chief Charles LaGesse put the captain on leave in January and had Washburn County’s sheriff investigate. And Terry Dryden said he could not find evidence that La Lor committed perjury or any other crime during his testimony.

The Douglas County DA then named Bayfield County’s DA Craig Haukaas as a special prosecutor. Haukaas said the investigation uncovered issues that caused alarm, but he agreed it would be “difficult at best” to support a perjury charge against La Lor.

The captain resigned March 20th, saying his work environment became, “untenable.” Thursday, he said the investigation came to the same conclusion as he did in January – that he never committed perjury.



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