@allegedlyreportedly: BETHEL POLICE CHIEF INDICTED ON 70 FELONY COUNTS Bethel, Ohio Police Chief Chad Essert has been charged in a 70-count felony indictment. Officials say the allegations go back to 2005 through 2010, during a time when he was allegedly in a position of authority over a student. He has been charged, not convicted, and is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court. How should prior discipline history be handled when someone is being considered for a leadership role in law enforcement? #TrueCrime #Crime #Ohio #LawEnforcement #FYP

jaxson7550 :

What is wrong with people

Reznor_the_cat🪽 :

johnny (alive dw) :

how do you have 70 charges.. 😭

Dani :

People have to stop believing that because someone hasn’t done something to THEM, it doesn’t mean they are incapable of doing it at all. He probably put on a good show for people and I’m so glad that the victim had the courage to say something.

hotgirlcptsd :

I’ve never told anyone about getting SAed as a child bc it’s embarassing to me. It makes me feel gross even tho I didn’t do anything wrong. That’s why victims “didn’t say anything sooner”.

ANewEra :

As an Ohioan, I'm disappointed but not surprised.

ellie31 :

I'm shocked by his behavior and the fact that he's facing 70 felony counts!

youseemfoolish :

Working at 6 different Police offices should be an immediate red flag.

Surely2God :

Standard issue authority figure for Clermont County. Neighboring counties aren't much better.

They Call Me Stacey :

Because he’s not the only one, just the one caught.

tiktok.banz.my.name :

never shocked

_spaghettipolicy_ :

Or 24 hours in prison.

Nicole Marie :

✂️

Selina Danso :

😡😡😡😡😡

Chelsea :

Police officers need to hold licenses and do CLE the way nurses, lawyers, doctors and other white collar trades have to

Chelsea :

I have another story for you!!! https://www.fox4news.com/news/former-everman-deputy-fire-chief-sentenced-life-prison-orchestrating-violent-home-invasion-rape.amp

Julie :

This same village had a standoff between BLM protestors and white supremacists during 2020.