MASON CITY – Mariah Ohl was denied her job as a Mason City police officer today on a 3-0 vote from the Civil Service Commission.
Ohl was fired on August 4th by Police Chief Michael Lashbrook, and Ohl appealed that to the Mason City Civil Service Commission.
(PHOTO: Maria Ohl shares a word with Chief Michael Lashbrook, seated next to the city’s attorney, Susan Bernau.)
Ohl testified today and was often emotional as she described pulling over the wives of other police officers and then feeling mistreated in her job after that.
The Mason City Civil Service Commission is hearing testimony to ultimately decide if Ohl should get her job back as a Mason City police officer.
Click here to read previous story on Tuesday’s hearing.
More information, photos and video about Friday’s hearing will be posted later.
Video:
httpv://youtu.be/XmLmg0fiqOo
2 thoughts on “BREAKING NEWS: Maria Ohl denied by Civil Service Commission”
I think the deck was stacked against her. She might as well understand they will never let her back on the police force.
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