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THUNDER BAY — Suspended city police chief Sylvie Hauth will have her retirement take effect later this month.
The Thunder Bay Police Services Board on Tuesday announced it has accepted a resignation letter from Hauth, with her employment officially ending on Jan. 27. Last year, Hauth had announced her intention to retire, effective in June. On the same day she announced the news of her impending retirement, the Ontario Civilian Police Commission announced she would face a Police Services Act hearings for allegations of misconduct. Hauth was suspended by the police services board days later.With her retirement, Hauth is no longer subject to disciplinary proceedings. The Ontario Civilian Police Commission had scheduled a five-day hearing for February.
Hauth was hired as the city's police chief in 2018 following two stints leading the service in an acting capacity. The first woman to lead the Thunder Bay Police Service, Hauth joined the force in 1993, working her way from a front desk cadet up to the rank of inspector, eventually becoming the deputy chief before ascending to the top job.
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