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Suspended Briarcliff Police Chief Norman Campion Retires

BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. -- Briarcliff Police Chief Norman Campion, who was suspended last year for reasons that have never been made public, has retired, according to a report by lohud.com

Norman Campion, second from right, who was suspended as Briarcliff's police chief last year, has retired, village officials say.

Norman Campion, second from right, who was suspended as Briarcliff's police chief last year, has retired, village officials say.

Photo Credit: Westchester County Police

The Daily Voice reported in November that Campion was suspended in November and replaced by Lt. Donald Gorey.

The following month, the village’s Board of Trustees approved a settlement with a police department employee to avoid the cost, time, and risks of hearings and negotiations, according to the Daily Voice article.

According to a report by News12, village officials have refused to say why Campion was suspended in the first place, calling it a personnel matter.

However, Village Manager Philip Zegarelli has confirmed that Campion retired on Dec. 31, the lohud article said.

To read the Daily Voice article, click here.

To read the lohud article, click here.

To read the News12 article, click here.

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