Officer Maegan Hall and a number of her colleagues have been dismissed from their roles as police officers for their participation in multiple workplace liaisons.
An internal inquiry, conducted in December, uncovered that the officers were involved in various intimate misconduct, such as sharing explicit photos, partaking in a “Girls Gone Wild” hot tub gathering, and even engaging in intimate activity with two other officers at a police station.
Hall and the other implicated officers, Sergeant Lewis Powell, Officer Juan Lugo, Sergeant Ty McGowan, and Detective Seneca Shields, were all fired as a consequence of their actions.
The transgressions came to light after the Mayor of La Vergne, Jason Cole, received a tip-off about Hall’s participation in a ménage à trois with officer Magliocco and his wife, along with other allegations.
Magliocco admitted to being intimate with Hall on “numerous occasions.” The investigation revealed that the liaisons occurred in hotel rooms, other officers’ residences, and even on a boat, all while they were on duty.
Reportedly, Hall claimed to be in a “consensual marriage” and allegedly consented to a ménage à trois with the Maglioccos, despite her husband’s objections.
Magliocco also alleged that Hall boasted about Powell’s “impressive physique,” and that Powell engaged in an intimate act with him while on duty. Powell initially refuted any intimate contact with Hall but later admitted to the liaison.
Hall initially denied the intimate relationships with Powell and Magliocco but later confessed and also admitted to being intimate with Lugo at a motel.
According to reports, two additional officers, Patrick Magliocco and Larry Holladay, who were accused of engaging in liaisons with Hall, retained their positions but were ultimately suspended.
The internal investigation also revealed that Hall and many of the male officers had exchanged explicit texts and images of themselves.
This kind of conduct is deemed intimate harassment, as it can create a hostile work environment for other employees.
To sum up, a group of police officers, spearheaded by officer Meagan Hall, were terminated from their roles due to their participation in multiple workplace liaisons.
