A former Napa Police sergeant and president of the Napa Police Officers Association resigned in 2020 after an investigation sustained three allegations about his harassment of other officers based on race and sexual orientation, documents released by the city of Napa show.
And though the city filed intent to terminate Ryan Cole, the former sergeant, he was able to resign and then, six months later, sign a separation agreement with the city.
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