Police chief resigned after allegedly being caught having an affair with a suspect's wife
OutKick Culture Police chief resigned after allegedly being caught having an affair with a suspect's wife FDLE and Lake County Sheriff's Office found Michael Giddens violated policies on improper conduct and moral character. They found that he violated policies regarding improper conduct, moral character, and sex while on duty. An investigation into an alleged affair between a police chief and a suspect's wife found policy violations. (Getty Images)It all started when Giddens opened a case against a man in December 2024 for potential contractor fraud.
- ▪OutKick Culture Police chief resigned after allegedly being caught having an affair with a suspect's wife FDLE and Lake County Sheriff's Office found Michael Giddens violated policies on improper conduct and moral character.
- ▪They found that he violated policies regarding improper conduct, moral character, and sex while on duty.
- ▪An investigation into an alleged affair between a police chief and a suspect's wife found policy violations. (Getty Images)It all started when Giddens opened a case against a man in December 2024 for potential contractor fraud.
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OutKick Culture Police chief resigned after allegedly being caught having an affair with a suspect's wife FDLE and Lake County Sheriff's Office found Michael Giddens violated policies on improper conduct and moral character. By Sean Joseph OutKick Published July 21, 2026 3:21pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Michigan athletics has become a rudderless ship | Don't @ Me w/Dan Dakich Dan Dakich calls Michigan athletics a rudderless ship after the announcement that Warde Manuel will step down at the end of the year We've all heard the stories about a spark, a one thing leading to another scenario that takes two people not looking for romance on a journey to its front door anyway. It's a tale as old as time.
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