>> DEFENDERS INVESTIGATION INTO
THE EMPLOYEE'S WHEREABOUTS
INTERNAL INVESTIGATION.
>> Anchor: POLICE CHIEF AND
CITY MANAGER IN RIVERVIEW SAY
THEY ARE DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT
CAMERA.
KEVIN DIETZ SHOWS US WHAT HE
FOUND IN HIS THREE MONTH
INVESTIGATION.
>> Reporter: WELCOME TO
RIVERVIEW.
POPULATION IS 12,000.
A TOWN WHERE NEIGHBORS KNOW EACH
OTHER BY NAME AND POLICE KNOW
MILES.
THERE ARE 22 SWORN POLICE
OFFICERS, SUSANNAH LARAMIE WAS
ONE UNTIL SHE HAD AN INJURY.
AND NOW SHE IS ON PATROLMAN'S
CONTRACT WITH TITLE OF POLICE
SUPPORT SERVICES.
WHILE EVERYONE ELSE PARKS IN
RESTRICTED POLICE PARKING LOT
SHE PARKS IN RECREATION
DEPARTMENT.
CITY WORKERS TELL US IT IS SO
SHE CAN SNEAK IN AND OUT OF THE
BUILDING WHILE ON THE CLOCK.
>> I WANT TO TALK ABOUT YOUR
WORK DAY AND WE HAVE COMPLAINTS
ABOUT YOU WORKING HALF DAYS.
AT HOME.
WRONG.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON.
>> Reporter: SHE MAKES $67,000
A YEAR.
TO WORK 40 HOURS A WEEK.
AND PEOPLE INSIDE OF THE
BUILDING SAY FOLLOW HER.
AND YOU WILL SEE THAT TAXPAYERS
WORTH.
ON EIGHT SEPARATE DAYS OVER
THREE MONTHS, WE DID WHAT CITY
HALL INSIDERS ASKED US TO DO.
FOLLOW HER.
>> WE HAVE HAD REPORTS THAT YOU
ARE OUT RUNNING AERRANDS.
>> GOING TO LUNCH.
ALLOWED LUNCH.
>> Reporter: IT IS TUESDAY IN
NOVEMBER AND OFFICER LARAMIE
ARRIVES HALF HOUR LATE.
PUTS IN AN HOUR AND 45 MINUTES.
AND THEN IS BACK OUT THE DOOR.
NOT TO A CRIME SCENE OR ON
PATROL.
BUT TO HER PERSONAL TRUCK TO
HEAD HOME.
WE WATCH AND WAIT.
AND WAIT AND WAIT.
AND THREE HOURS AND TEN MINUTES
LATER SHE FINALLY GETS BACK IN
THE TRUCK AND GOES BACK TO WORK.
THOSE PAYING HER SALARY DO NOT
LIKE THE LOOKS OF IT.
>> IF THEY ARE PAID TO PROTECT%
THE COMMUNITY WITH TAXPAYER
DOLLARS THEN, I THINK THEY
SHOULD BE DOING THAT.
NOT SITTING AT HOME.
>> Reporter: TOTAL TIME AT THE
STATION 3.5 HOURS.
>> THAT'S ABSOLUTELY NOT RIGHT.
NOT HAVE A JOB.
>> Reporter: DO YOU THINK IT
IS FAIR YOU TAKE OFF SO MUCH AND
OTHER OFFICERS WORK FULL DAYS?
>> I DON'T DO THAT.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
TALKING ABOUT.
>> Reporter: DIFFERENT DAY
SAME STORY.
WEDNESDAY AND OFFICER LARAMIE IS
COMING AND GOING WITH A WHOOPING
THREE HOUR BREAK MIDDLE OF THE
DAY.
HOURS.
OFFICER LARAMIE AT HOME.
10:30 A.M.
GOES TO WORK FOR 90 MINUTES AND
LEAVES.
HOME.
HOURS.
AND TOTAL TIME AT WORK THAT DAY?
3.5 HOURS.
ON THREE OTHER DAYS IN DECEMBER
WE SEE A SIMILAR ROUTINE.
LARAMIE COMING AND GOING.
SOMETIMES CARRYING BAGS AND
BOXES AND SOMETIMES RUNNING TO
BANK OR CONVENIENCE STORE.
SOME MAY BE POLICE BUSINESS BUT
INSIDERS SAY SHE IS NOT PULLING
HER WEIGHT.
>> YOU ARE NEVER HERE MORE THAN
HALF A DAY.
DETECTIVES.
I DO ALL KINDS OF THINGS.
>> Reporter: CHIEF OF POLICE
IS CONCERNED.
>> IF YOU ARE OUT OF BOUNDS AND
NOT ARE FOR ANY LEGITIMATE
THAT.
FORMS OF DISCIPLINE.
>> Reporter: CITY MANAGER SAID
THAT WHILE THEY RECEIVE NO
WRITTEN COMPLAINTS ABOUT LARAMIE
THEY WANT TAXPAYERS TO KNOW THEY
TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY.
THIS.
WE WILL TALK TO OUR EMPLOYEES
AND REMIND THEM THAT'S NOT WHAT
WE EXPECT FROM THEM.
DOING OUR JOBS.
>> Reporter: IMMEDIATELY
LARAMIE MUST PARK IN POLICE LOT.
AND CAN ONLY USE A CITY CAR WHEN
OUT ON POLICE BUSINESS.
AND HER PERSONAL CAR IS NOW
STRICTLY FOR LUNCH BREAKS.
WE WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON WHAT
HAPPENS WITH OFFICER LARAMIE.
YOU WANT DEFENDERS TO CHECK OUT.