BCSO said administrative action was taken against Lieutenant Andre Reid after a sheriff’s office review found Reid violated BCSO policies.
) - The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office tells FOX10 News administrative action was taken against Captain Andre Reid.
According to a statement from BCSO, a review was conducted after allegations of an improper sexual relationship with a subordinate were made against Reid.
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