Sacramento police reserve officer Joseph Wagstaff showed the uniform and equipment that he will have to turn in after nearly 50 years of service, 31 as a full-time sworn officer, 17 as a reserve.
Wagstaff is one of 41 reserve Sacramento police — retired officers, hired back for part-time work, who got the call they are being released from duty.
The reserves are being released after an audit by CalPers, the California Public Employee Retirement System, showed the city of Sacramento violated specific CalPers codes on when retired employees may be hired back.
Smith said having 41 fewer officers will affect cold case investigations, processing arrests at the jail, and staffing at big events like the California International Marathon, Aftershock, and 'Run to Feed the Hungry.'
"Who was asleep at the switch," Wagstaff said. "Because it looks like somebody was."
Those 41 reserve officers are being asked to turn their badges in by Sept. 30. The impact on services is yet to be determined.
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