Joshua Jaynes - June 3, 2021
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This photo dated June 3, 2021, shows ex-LMPD Detective Joshua Jaynes. (WDRB file)
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A fired LMPD detective hopes to clear his name and return to his job, but the department that fired him argues his actions personify "the very definition of untruthfulness."
Mayor Greg Fischer said people “did not understand an investigation has to take place as part of the process" and explained why he couldn't just fire officers before a thorough investigation.
The lawsuit filed by former Det. Joshua Jaynes relies heavily on the three days of testimony heard by the merit board whose findings allegedly "included false facts … which resulted in an arbitrary decision."
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