America A very shocking case has come to light from Atlanta, where a woman judge’s relationship with a police officer has come to light during a court hearing. The limit reached when all this continued in the chamber located right next to the court room and the judge was not even aware that a large number of people were present outside for the hearing. People sitting in the court room became extremely uncomfortable due to the sounds coming from inside the chamber. According to Bloomberg report, Federal Judge Eleanor Ross and a top Atlanta police officer were having an extramarital affair for a long time, even though both are already married.
The judge was appointed during the Obama era
According to the information, the name of the accused police officer is Kelly Collier, who is posted as the Commander of the Community Service Division in the Atlanta Police Department. At the same time, Federal Judge Eleanor Ross was appointed to the Court of the Northern District of Georgia in 2014 during the tenure of former US President Barack Obama. In the complaint filed in the Judicial Committee, it has been said that even during the live hearing of the court, Judge Ross and Commander Collier used to spend time alone in the chamber, due to which the people present outside had to face embarrassment. In this case, the police department has started investigation against Commander Collier and a notice has also been sent to him.
Strict ban imposed if found guilty in investigation
According to records, 55-year-old Kelly Collier has been serving with the Atlanta Police since 1998 and is known for his tech-management strategies. Meanwhile, Judge Eleanor Ross is married to Georgia State Court Judge Brian Ross. Initially, Judge Ross had completely rejected all the allegations against him. However, when the investigating committee gathered strong evidence against him, strict sanctions were imposed on him. Now she will not be able to become the Chief Judge in the Federal Court nor be a part of any judicial committee. Additionally, he has been ordered to apologize in writing to at least six clerks of the court.
