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CACC employee arrested in investigation by CPD
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Key takeaways
- Corporal Tennile Toliver charged with false statements and violation of oath in CACC investigation.
- Investigation nearing completion; multiple employees facing misdemeanor and felony charges for various violations.
The investigation into the Columbus Animal Care and Control Center has led to charges being filed.
According to Councilwoman Toyia Tucker, in a social media post, the investigation is nearing completion and some employees have already been notified that various misdemeanor and felony charges are being brought against them.
Today, Corporal Tennile Toliver has been charged with False Statements and Writings and Violation of Oath. This is the first formal charge in the investigation.
“We remain committed to transparency and accountability as we move forward with this matter,” Tucker added.
We are working to obtain Toliver’s mugshot.
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