East St. Louis assistant chief resigns after probe

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EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (AP) — An East St. Louis assistant police chief accused of sexually harassing a female youth program worker has resigned following an independent investigation requested by the city.

Mayor Alvin Parks said Monday that Ronald Ike resigned. Parks didn’t specify the results of the investigation but said they were shared with the city and Ike.

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