August 10, 2004
The table below shows officers who are still employed with the Albany Police
Department who have been arrested.
| Names | Warrant
Date | Charge | Officer Status |
| Kelvin Thomas | 4/11/04
12/2203 | Battery (Charge Pending Court) Simple Battery, Cruelty To Children, Interfering With Emergency Phone Call | Suspended Without Pay Pending Criminal Proceedings |
| James Thomas | 05/05/04 | Theft By Taking (5 Years Probation) | Terminated After Being Found Guilty |
| Johnny Marshall | 10/18/99 | Simple Battery (Pre Trial Intervention) | Still Employed Completed Pre Trial Intervention |
| Andrew Hayslip | 03/31/03 | Terroristic Threats, Battery, Cruelty To Children | Still Employed. Pre Trial Intervention |
| Benita Williams | 4/01/01 | Simple Battery (Pre Trial Intervention) | Still Employed Completed Pre Trial Intervention |
| Teresa Bentley | 3/22/04 | Obstruction Of Officer, Speeding, No License On Person | Still Employed |
| Thomas C. Mullen | 7/30/04 | Simple Battery | Still Employed Pending Criminal Proceedings |
| Charles Poole | 11/18/96 | Simple Battery (Pre Trial Intervention) | Still Employed Completed Pre Trial Intervention |
| Wesley Williams | 413/01 | Simple Battery (Pre Trial Intervention) | Still Employed Completed Pre Trial Intervention |
| William Dale Henry | 4/9/03 | DUI (Found Not Guilty In City Court) | Still Employed. Found Not Guilty In City Court |
| Tywon Heath | 2/23/96 | DUI | Still Employed |
| Melissa Albritten | 7/27/04 | Shoplifting (Charge Pending Court) | Terminated |
Source: APD
What is the Pretrial Intervention Program? The Pretrial Intervention Program provides defendants, generally first-time offenders, with opportunities for alternatives to the traditional criminal justice process of ordinary prosecution.
"PTI" seeks to render early rehabilitative services, when such services can reasonably be expected to deter future criminal behavior. The PTI program is based on a rehabilitative model that recognizes that there may be an apparent causal connection between the offense charged and the rehabilitative needs of a defendant.
Simply stated, PTI strives to solve personal problems which tend to result from the conditions that appear to cause crime, and ultimately, to deter future criminal or disorderly behavior by a defendant.
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