St. Louis Police Board Attorney Resigns Amid Investigation Into Chief’s Raise
The attorney for the St. Louis police board has resigned while an investigation is underway concerning a $112,000 raise given to the police chief.
St. Louis, MO, October 25, 2026 —
The attorney for the St. Louis police board has resigned as an investigation continues concerning a $112,000 raise given to the police chief. The available information does not establish whether the resignation is connected to the investigation.
Details about the attorney’s identity, the date of the resignation and the circumstances surrounding the departure were not provided. The information also does not identify who is conducting the investigation, when it began or what specific questions investigators are examining about the raise.
The reported amount of the raise is $112,000. No additional details were provided about when it was granted, how the amount was determined or whether the increase has taken effect. The available information does not specify whether the investigation has reached any findings or whether any action has been taken regarding the raise.
The resignation and the investigation are the two reported developments. No statements from the attorney, the police board or the police chief were included in the information provided. Further details about the investigation’s scope, status and outcome were not available.
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