Shon Barnes receiving over $590K to step down as Seattle’s police chief
First publishedAug 1, 03:01 UTC
Last updatedAug 1, 05:14 UTC · 6m ago
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The settlement includes a lump sum payment equal to 18 months of his salary.
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Shon Barnes agreed to leave his job as Seattle's police chief. He will receive a payment of more than $590,000. The payment equals 18 months of his salary. The city and Barnes settled the matter without a trial.
Why it matters
This settlement shows how the city handles leadership changes in its police department. It also highlights the cost of ending a police chief's contract early.
In brief
- Who is Shon Barnes?
- He is the former police chief of Seattle.
- How much money will he get?
- He will receive over $590,000, equal to 18 months of his salary.
- Why did he leave?
- He agreed to step down as part of a settlement with the city.
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