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| Corrections official: Lincoln Hills supervisor cleared |
| By jsonline.com- Patrick Marley |
| Published: 02/04/2016 |
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Madison — A state Department of Corrections spokeswoman said Wednesday that a supervisor at a facility for young offenders had been cleared of wrongdoing in an incident last year in which a juvenile's arm or wrist was fractured. But the spokeswoman, Joy Staab, did not fully explain why Lincoln Hills School supervisor Kyle Hoff had not been placed on paid leave while the matter was investigated, as Attorney General Brad Schimel has said is standard practice. Three weeks ago, Staab declined to release documents about the investigation under the state's open records law, stating that the probe was ongoing. On Wednesday, however, she said Hoff was cleared in May, a month after the incident. Records were not released to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel last month because at the time the incident was being reviewed again, she said. That review found Hoff had acted appropriately, and the agency will soon fulfill the newspaper's request for records now that the latest review has been completed, Staab said. Read More. |
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