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Posted by orolan
 - Aug 13, 2003, 11:55 PM
NVictim,
The day before, Centerville Chief of Police Mike Sullivan was quoted thus:
"Sullivan said he thinks polygraph tests are worthless."
Posted by NVictim
 - Aug 13, 2003, 05:48 PM
Its a shame that these folks have to worry about their jobs because they refuse to take the polygraph.  I guess substaintial proof is no longer needed to accuse and fire someone.

http://www.macon.com/mld/macon/news/6470584.htm

Some quotes I found interesting:

QuoteBut both Bittick and Snyder testified that they showed up to take the polygraph at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation office in Perry but did not take the test because the GBI agent conducting the test didn't behave in a professional and appropriate manner.

QuoteJohnson described the terminations of Bittick and Snyder as a "witch hunt" and the appeals hearings as "an opportunity to gripe" for Centerville employees.