Canton Coverup Part 446: Brian Tully Loses 6 Vacation Days After Investigation Shows He Never Disciplined Michael Proctor Despite Testifying That He Did
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Yesterday the results of an internal affairs investigation into Lt. Brian Tully were made public, and to the surprise of no one Tully was reprimanded with a whopping loss of 6 vacation days – one more than his underling Yuri Bukhenik.
As you can see, he was disciplined for not supervising his subordinates through corrective action after finding out about inappropriate text messages in the Karen Read case on February 1. This was the day when Proctor testified in front of the federal grand jury, and would’ve been the day that Tully found out about all the horrible and unprofessional things Proctor said about Read. That afternoon Tully, Bukkake, and Lt. John Fanning, all of whom were also investigated by Internal Affairs, were seen drinking together at Davio’s in Braintree.
They were all well aware of what Proctor said in those text message but didn’t care. They were OK with it, which is why he felt comfortable sending messages like that. Cops like this are just as bad as cops like Proctor because they look the other way when cops like Proctor break the rules. They don’t rat on other cops.
Now imagine what Tully would do if he found out that Proctor had lied about not being close friends with witnesses in a murder investigation. Ask yourself why Tully waited until 5:45 PM to give the green light to the SERT team search at 34 Fairview Road. Ask yourself why Proctor was never disciplined for all the spelling mistakes, failure to interview key witnesses, and other glaring red flags that showed that a coverup was taking place in the murder investigation of a Boston Police Officer.
Tully was also disciplined for “failing to recommend remedial or disciplinary action for inefficient, incompetent, or unsuitable employees by giving praised in several anchors on the Employee Evaluation System” and “failing to document negative performance” on May 6 and May 10.
That means that during the Karen Read trial Tully completed employee evaluations of Proctor, Bukkake, and others involved in those text messages, that were positive and failed to mention what he discovered on February 1 when the results of the federal investigation were given to him.
This is in direct contrast to what Tully testified to on June 12, when he said that he had a “long discussion” with Proctor, “expressed his displeasure” with the text messages, reported him up the chain of command, and admonished him.
We now know that Tully didn’t do any of things, and Internal Affairs agrees. Proctor was never admonished for his unprofessional behavior. In fact, he received a positive performance review.
The loss of six days of vacation time is a joke, but sadly it’s par for the course with this corrupt institution. However, the fact of the matter is that Tully has officially been disciplined after an investigation proved that he violated State Police rules. His record is now forever tarnished, and this can be used to impeach his credibility at future legal proceedings. Tully is the lead investigator in the Turtleboy witness intimidation cases, and is set to testify at an evidentiary hearing on January 10. He has since been rehomed to a different unit, much like pedophile priests were by the Boston archdiocese.
