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Police Chief South Daytona suddenly retires - Cop’s laugh about Cop texting 12 year old.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1BxHv9... Police Chief Suddenly Retires in South Daytona Mark Cheatham, appointed Chief of Police in 2019, has suddenly retired. According to department sources, he had two years remaining in the Deferred Retirement Option Program (DROP), which allows participants to collect a lump-sum payout upon completion—the longer one stays, the more they receive. He earns $116,000 approximately according to gov salaries. Agency employees were unaware of his retirement. When asked directly, “Are you still the Police Chief?” Cheatham simply responded, “Retired! Ty.” Other administrators claimed it was the first they had heard of his departure, despite the position already being listed on the Chiefs Association website as open for recruitment. Not sure if any relation to this suddenly retirement but this publisher recently began investigating officer conduct after receiving an anonymous tip that a South Daytona officer had been communicating with a 12- or 13-year-old girl via Snapchat. Three Fire Department employees confirmed hearing about the incident, and two police employees acknowledged they’ve heard of it. When asked directly, Investigator Dion Willey laughed and said, “I don’t know anything about it.” Francic Melody, the Police Accreditation Manager and former Sergeant, abruptly ended the conversation before any questions could be asked, and denied knowing anything. Cheatham also stated he had never heard about the incident. Not one police official offered to take down my information or initiate any kind of investigation into the matter reported to me. Additionally, we were investigating police calls to cops homes and requested police call logs to the homes of department administrators. Multiple calls were traced to Mark Cheatham’s residence in Port Orange. However, Port Orange officials claimed it was a county matter, while Volusia County redirected us to South Daytona—despite the location clearly being in Port Orange. Instead of fulfilling the records request, Cheatham called me directly and claimed the call in question involved his son speaking to Volusia County detectives about an incident at Atlantic High School. Records show detectives arrived at 1:36 a.m., and later visited 528 Blake Road and 2943 OakLea Drive in South Daytona between 2:07 a.m. and 2:33 a.m. We also inquired about an officer hired despite having a DUI conviction with property damage and a probation violation. No answers were provided. If you have information regarding the Snapchat incident linked below, please contact us. Until the report can be independently verified, the officer’s name will be withheld. To date, no law enforcement agency has acknowledged an investigation. If one exists, it’s being concealed. For the reason for the sudden retirement, speaking to multiple retired FRS employees the retirement is suspicious because they will need to go out on retirement at certain times to maximize benefits. Furthermore, specifically at that city its a whole process that occurs with multiple parties and celebrations. Not one employee claimed to know about this that we talked to with the sudden departure.