Cop leaves weapon at hotel, inquiry launched

Acting chief of the Guam Police Department Captain Fred Bordallo has asked his Internal Affairs Division to look into allegations that one of his officers left a gun behind at a local hotel.

February 17, 2011Updated: February 17, 2011
KUAM NewsBy KUAM News

by Nick Delgado

Guam - Acting chief of the Guam Police Department Captain Fred Bordallo has asked his Internal Affairs Division to look into allegations that one of his officers left a gun behind at a local hotel. KUAM News has learned that the accused officer went to the Hotel Ypao in Tamuning last night where he checked-in, but when he checked-out, he forgot his gun.

The hotel's owner confirms that at 10pm last night they noticed that a customer forgot a gun inside one of the rooms, and that they called police to secure it. KUAM News has confirmed that an Officer Tan with the Tumon-Tamuning Precinct confiscated the weapon.

GPD Spokesperson Officer A.J. Balajadia confirms the report is under investigation. It's not clear whether the officer was on duty.