Former Waterbury Water Superintendent Responds After Arrest for Allegedly Lying to Get Job
Police say Bradley Malay lied on applications for two Waterbury water jobs and was charged with second-degree forgery after a misconduct probe.
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Former Waterbury water superintendent responds after arrest for allegedly lying to get job
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury's former water superintendent is facing criminal charges after police say an investigation found he allegedly lied about his education and background to get the job. Bradley Malay, 50, of Killingworth, was charged with two counts of second-degree forgery when he was arrested Thursday. Malay voluntarily stepped down from his position [...]
Former Waterbury water superintendent arrested, charged with forgery
The former water superintendent for the City of Waterbury was arrested on Thursday night and is accused of forgery, a week after he resigned amid misconduct allegations, police said. Bradley Malay, 50, of Killingworth, is charged with two counts of forgery in the second degree. After Malay voluntarily stepped down last week, a police investigation revealed he was “untruthful during the application process for the positions of assistant water sup…
Former Waterbury, Conn. water superintendent arrested, charged with forgery
The former water superintendent for the City of Waterbury was arrested on Thursday night and is accused of forgery, a week after he resigned amid misconduct allegations, police said. Bradley Malay, 50, of Killingworth, is charged with two counts of forgery in the second degree. After Malay voluntarily stepped down last week, a police investigation revealed he was “untruthful during the application process for the positions of assistant water sup…
The former Waterbury City Water Superintendent was arrested on Thursday night and charged with forgery, a week after he resigned amid allegations of misconduct, police reported. Bradley Malay, 50 years old and a Killingworth resident, faces two counts of second-degree forgery. After Malay voluntarily resigned last week, a police investigation revealed that he "failed the truth during the application process for the charges of deputy water superi…
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