Ex-PD Chief files $10M lawsuit, Twitter don't like Mike, and no CM for awhile...

I sweated writing this one, literally…the AC in my office has been out for a week. Guess summer is here. Dr. B has been making some waves as we head toward the 5th anniversary of Unite the Right without a plan…

Former Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney has filed a $10 million federal lawsuit against the city and individuals involved in a truly puzzling series of events last August/September that resulted in Brackney's removal by then-City Manager Chip Boyles, who himself resigned just a month later.

Here's a re-cap…

Following the release of a survey conducted by the local chapter of the Police Benevolent Association that was critical of CPD leadership, and publicly promoted by Michael Wells (with some help, oddly enough, from the chair of the Police Civilian Review Board), senior vice president of the Police Benevolent Association’s Central Virginia Chapter Board (who, according to recorded comments made by Boyles, was "living 24 hours a day seven days a week to try and get h…