Another scathing report paints the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office in a bad light once again.
The former union president did not immediately return NBC Bay Area's messages. The sheriff's office said it would not comment. NBC Bay Area also reached out to Sung for comment through his criminal lawyer but did not immediately hear back.
"What it shows is that if you’re in good favor with Laurie Smith, she was going to protect you," legal analyst Jaime Leanos said."However, if you weren’t in her circle or you weren't in good favor of Laurie Smith, there might be some consequences for these types of actions." Supervisors on Tuesday also heard there might be another internal investigation that was mysteriously shut down. They now want to go back and look at every internal investigation that Sung was involved in.
Sung has been on paid administrative leave for almost two years, earning nearly $1 million in pay and benefits during that time.
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