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    A Massachusetts State Police detective lieutenant who led investigators on the Karen Read case has forfeited six vacation days after an internal probe found he failed to supervise troopers who sent “inappropriate” text messages.

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    Det. Lt. Brian Tully Personnel Order

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    A Massachusetts State Police detective lieutenant who led investigators on the Karen Read case has forfeited six vacation days after an internal probe found he failed to supervise troopers who sent “inappropriate” text messages.

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    Department of State Police

    PERSONNEL ORDER

    Issue Date Number

    Tuesday, November 19, 2024 24PER553


    Subject
    DISCIPLINARY ACTION

    Detective Lieutenant Brian P. Tully, ID #3520, Division of Investigative


    Services, Office of the Division Commander, having waived his right to trial
    by Trial Board for violating Article 3.7.6 and 5.8.2 of the Rules and
    Regulations governing the Department of State Police, is hereby ordered to
    comply with the following disciplinary action:

    Detective Lieutenant Tully, on or about February 1, 2024, did fail to


    conform to work standards established for his rank, title, or position.
    This occurred when Detective Lieutenant Tully failed to supervise,
    through proper corrective action, SPDU Norfolk members who were
    involved with inappropriate text messages relative to an ongoing
    homicide investigation. This action is in direct violation of Article 5.8.2.
    This is a Class “B” violation. (B)

    Detective Lieutenant Tully, on or about February 1, 2024, May 6, 2024,


    and May 10, 2024, did fail to recommend remedial or disciplinary
    action for inefficient, incompetent, or unsuitable employees by giving
    praise in several anchors on the Employee Evaluation System (EES)
    despite evidence to the contrary, and failing to document negative
    performance. This occurred when Detective Lieutenant Tully failed to
    properly evaluate members and did not properly document negative
    performance in the EES/MakeNOTE system. This is a Class “C”
    violation. (C)

    As the result of his actions, Detective Lieutenant Tully, shall:

    (a) Forfeit Six (6) Days of Accrued Leave

    OFFICIAL:

    GEOFFREY D. NOBLE
    Colonel/Superintendent

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