Butler County Corporal Investigated For Crash and OVI

For Immediate Release
September 23, 2014

Butler County Corporal Investigated For Crash and OVI

Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones reports that at approximately 9:40 pm on Sunday, September 21, 2014, Hamilton City Police Department responded to the area of 227 North B Street for a traffic accident with injuries. The City of Hamilton’s preliminary investigation shows that Deputy Corporal Rob Reiff, a 19 year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office failed to control his personal vehicle while off-duty and struck a parked car. Corporal Reiff did have visible injuries to his face and was transported to West Chester Hospital by squad. Corporal Reiff was cited for failure to control and operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Both charges are misdemeanors. His injuries were not life-threatening.
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The Butler County Sheriff’s Office handled the internal investigation in this matter. The Sheriff reported that effective immediately, Corporal Reiff is being placed on a six week unpaid suspension from his duties at the Butler County Sheriff’s Office. He will also be required to attend and successfully complete drug and alcohol counseling, and he was placed on final warning status meaning his position can be terminated for any future disciplinary action against him. Corporal Reiff understands the seriousness of his actions and accepts full responsibility for the infraction. “This type of behavior simply cannot and will not be tolerated under any circumstance” Sheriff Jones stated.

Prepared by:
Captain Mike Craft
Butler County Sheriff’s Office