Former Ashland Police Officer Files Lawsuit Against City
A former Ashland police sergeant, Andrew Worrall, has filed a lawsuit against the city of Ashland, alleging wrongful termination and retaliation.
Worrall, through his attorney Andy Hirth, filed the lawsuit in Boone County, claiming that he and a former colleague, Tom Whitener, were fired after complaining about a former police chief's conduct.
- Whitener was accused of using excessive force during the city's Fourth of July parade in 2023.
- A part-time Ashland Police Department employee alleged that Whitener laid down spike strips to disable a vehicle in the parade.
- Whitener has denied these claims, and witnesses at the parade said the incident did not happen as alleged.
According to the lawsuit, witnesses at the parade said the incident did not happen as alleged.
Author's summary: Former police sergeant sues Ashland city.
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