UPDATE!!!!!! - New Allegations in the Atlanta Police Story

      Unconfirmed reports of a sexual affair with the Town of Atlanta's Clerk Treasurer, Robyn Emmerts is what many are speculating led to the termination of the town's Chief of Police, Jai Cook.  Sources stated an ongoing extramarital affair with the wife of the Town Board President, Andy Emmerts, has been common knowledge among the small community for some time, as well as the local police officers.  As you recall, Andy Emmerts was arrested in August for DUI in the town of Atlanta.  Sources also say the arrest was made by deputies with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department.  However, Andy Emmerts rekindled his bitterness toward Atlanta Chief Jai Cook when he refused to intervene and prevent the sheriff's deputies from arresting him.  Many townspeople are claiming the affair with Robyn Emmerts paired with not taking an active role into preventing the arrest of Andy Emmerts are the "real reasons behind the alleged termination" of police chief Jai Cook.
      Another source tells us this isn't the first time Andy Emmerts has interfered with the Atlanta Police Department and its enforcement of the law.  I received an e-mail from a citizen of Atlanta stating Emmert's son was pulled over for having illegally tinted windows.  Soon after, the reserve officer who made the traffic stop was fired, with only a hint of a reason being Andy Emmerts was "pissed off" that his son was stopped by the police department "that he runs". 
        As far as the situation with Chief Jai Cook and Robyn Emmerts goes, there are only a few eye witness accounts of anything, but the allegations seem to be known by "just about everybody", according to a police officer in Arcadia.  One anonymous source claims witnesses observed a "very close and personal" visit in the front seat of Cook's patrol car "behind the town hall, but closer to the railroad tracks".  Another person emailed me asking me where I have been for the last year, that this affair is nothing new.
      At any rate, the alleged affair, coupled with the arrest of Andy Emmerts, has the town and the police department "all f*cked up", according to one Atlanta officer who would not give us his real name, only asking to be called "Bingo".  Another officer from the Sheridan Police Department a few miles away, referred to the situation in Atlanta as "nothing unusual for Atlanta".    

     


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