Four Cleveland police officers received suspensions without pay for brawling outside a police union hall in November 2020, according to recently released city disciplinary letters.
The incident, which began with banter between the officers during a party, escalated into a fight pitting three officers against one, the letters stated. The union plans to fight the suspensions.
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