A Clarksville Police Department detective has been placed on paid administrative leave pending a Tennessee Bureau of Investigation criminal investigation. Chief Al Ansley said Detective Raymond Macias, a major crimes narcotics agent, was placed on paid leave Friday. He will be on paid leave for seven days as required by CPD policy and then placed on unpaid leave pending the outcome of the investigation. Ansley said the details of the investigation could not be discussed pending the outcome of the investigation.
Kristin Helm, TBI public information officer, said no arrest have been made and the investigation is ongoing. "We opened the investigation last week on him, Helm said. There was some information that became available to law enforcement, that we took to the District Attorney. He requested us to open a case, and the allegations revolve around the possible misuse of prescription drugs.
Its still on going at this time. We will take it back to the District Attorney upon completion for his review. " Macias, has been employed with CPD for more than 23 years and has never been
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