| Rule 1 |
5 counts
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Violation of any law or ordinance.
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Count 1
On or about December 6, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons committed the offense of Theft, in that she was off work utilizing a medical day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby violating Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a)(1)(A).
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Count 2
On or around December 29, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons committed the offense of Theft, in that she was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby violating Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a)(1)(A). On or around December 29, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons committed the offense of Theft, in that she was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of
the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby violating Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a)(1)(A)
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Count 3
On or around February 22, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons committed the offense of Theft, in that she was off work utilizing seven hours of compensatory time and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby violating Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a)(1)(A).
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Count 4
On or around February 23, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons committed the offense of Theft, in that she was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby violating Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a)(1)(A).
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Count 5
On or around March 22, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons committed the offense of Theft, in that she was off work utilizing a medical day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby violating Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-1(a)(1)(A).
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| Rule 2 |
5 counts
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Any action or conduct which impedes the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals or brings discredit upon the Department.
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Count 1
On or around December 6, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a medical day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby impeding the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals and/or bringing discredit upon the Department.
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Count 2
On or around December 29, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby impeding the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals and/or bringing discredit upon the Department.
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Count 3
On or around February 22, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing seven hours of compensatory time and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby impeding the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals and/or bringing discredit upon the Department.
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Count 4
On or around February 23, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A Timmons was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby impeding the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals and/or bringing discredit upon the Department.
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Count 5
On or around March 22, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a medical day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working, intending to deprive the Chicago Police Department of the value associated with a workday's compensation, thereby impeding the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals and/or bringing discredit upon the Department.
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| Rule 4 |
5 counts
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Any conduct or action taken to use the official position for personal gain or influence.
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Count 1
On or around December 6, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a medical day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance card that she was working.
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Count 2
On or around December 29, 1999, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working.
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Count 3
On or around February 22, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing seven hours of compensatory time and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working.
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Count 4
On or around February 23, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a vacation day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working.
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Count 5
On or around March 22, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons was off work utilizing a medical day and knowingly entered on her Time and Attendance Card that she was working.
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| Rule 5 |
1 count
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Failure to perform any duty.
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Count 1
On or around July 21, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons failed to keep accurate records when she entered on her Time and Attendance card that she utilized a medical day when, in fact, she utilized a vacation day.
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| Rule 41 |
4 counts
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Disseminating, releasing, altering, defacing or removing any Department record or information concerning police matters except as provided by Department orders.
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Count 1
On or about July 10, 2000, Sergeant Victoria Ellis gave a false report to Officer Diane Chalmers, Registered Nurse, Medical Services Section, regarding having a hard cast applied to her ankle, when in fact no hard cast was applied.
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Count 2
On or about July 10, 2000, Sergeant Victoria Ellis gave a false report to Officer Diane Chalmers, Registered Nurse, Medical Services Section, regarding having a hard cast removed by Doctor Holmes in November 1999 when in fact Doctor Holmes did not see Sergeant Ellis in November 1999. attended an appointment with the referral doctor without obtaining prior authorization from the Medical Services Section, as required by General Order 98-2, Addendum 1, Article V-B, thereby failing to follow medical roll procedures.
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Count 3
On or about August 25, 1999, Sergeant Victoria Ellis failed to telephone or report to the Medical Services Section after visiting the referral doctor on August 25, 1999, as required by General Order 98-2, Addendum 1, Article 1X-A, thereby failing to follow medical roll procedures.
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Count 4
From approximately August 1999 to July 2000, Sergeant Victoria Ellis failed to report to or telephone the Medical Services, Section, as required by General order 98-2, Addendum 1, Article 1X-A, thereby failing to follow medical roll procedures.
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| Rule 10 |
1 count
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Count 1
On or around July 25, 2000, Timekeeper Roselyn A. Timmons changed her duty hours without obtaining proper authorization.
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