Quakertown Police Chief McElree will not be disciplined for altercation with teens
Quakertown Police Chief Scott McElree will not face discipline for a February altercation with teens, borough officials say.
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Quakertown Police Chief Scott McElree will not face discipline for a February altercation with teens, borough officials say.
Scott McElree has returned to work as the Quakertown police chief and borough manager after being involved in an altercation with students during a February anti-ICE protest.
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