BY DAVID GAMBACORTA, Daily News
Staff Writer gambacd@phillynews.com, 215-854-5994
POSTED: MARCH 20, 2014
PHILADELPHIA police Officer
Robbi Huff, fresh off an arrest for domestic violence, has been given her walking
papers.
Police spokesman Lt. John
Stanford confirmed yesterday that Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey suspended
Huff, 35, for 30 days with the intent to dismiss.
The Daily News reported
Saturday that Huff was arrested Thursday when Cheltenham Township cops were
called to her boyfriend's house on Arboretum Road near Rock Creek Drive on a
report of a domestic dispute.
Cheltenham Township police
Chief John Norris said Huff was "out of control" at the house, and
that her boyfriend had "visible injuries to his face."
She was charged with simple
assault and resisting arrest, and is expected to face a preliminary hearing in
Montgomery County District Court next week, Norris said.
Huff was arrested at the same
location in 2012 after an alleged domestic dispute. She had been scheduled for
a hearing before the Police Board of Inquiry because of the 2012 arrest before
she was dismissed.
Huff, a 15-year veteran of the
force, previously was assigned to the Highway Patrol.