NewsDecember 1, 2001
Scott City officer served with restraining order
A Scott City police officer was served two restraining orders Thursday and accused of stalking and harassing a fellow employee and her husband. The ex parte orders, issued by Associate Circuit Judge David C. Mann, prohibit Lt. Roy Butler from contacting the woman, a dispatcher at the police department, or her husband in any way...
Southeast Missourian
A Scott City police officer was served two restraining orders Thursday and accused of stalking and harassing a fellow employee and her husband.
The ex parte orders, issued by Associate Circuit Judge David C. Mann, prohibit Lt. Roy Butler from contacting the woman, a dispatcher at the police department, or her husband in any way.
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A complaint filed in Scott County court alleges Butler harassed the dispatcher while on duty.
A hearing should be held within the next two weeks to determine if the orders will be permanent. Until then, Butler has been placed on administrative leave from the police department.
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