How Can This Happen by Betsey Bell
Sep 18, 2026 · 37 min · 10 segments
Candidates are settling a score, not working for you. You better prepare the agenda to elect the ones that work for you; not the other way around.

And just as a quick stop, you were noting that she has been a part of Henderson, and we will go further in depth on that.

As she decided to run for mayor quite soon after she was let go from the Henderson Police Department as their former police chief, she received the following endorsements.

On this page, it says that if you have any other endorsements to send them along.

The Gene Altobella Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 International, Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, the IATSE Local 720, Southern Nevada Central Labor Council Teamsters, Joint Council 42 Teamsters, Local 631 Teamsters, Nevada Native Voters Alliance, Nevada Narcotic Officers Association, Nevada Citizen Action Network, Save Nevada, Stef Solution Nevada, Las Vegas Voter Guide, and Vegas DESI.

The DESI is the Ind- Indian Subcontinent community in Las Vegas, the South Asian Bar Association.

So what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? She has a lot of union support, and maybe that has to do with her prior calling as police chief in Henderson.

After she let, was let go at, as the police chief, she sat down with FOX 5's Tom Durian to discuss her mayoral campaign and its priorities.

Chadwick served 22 and a half years with the Henderson Police Department before her termination last year.

So these are the sources that told FOX 5 that the city leadership provided her an ultimatum.

She would either be fired with cause or resign with a hefty settlement with no clear cause.

They would give her a hefty settlement with no clear cause, but if she didn't take the money, which of course she did, we would not know what the clear cause was that they would fire her over.

In the meantime, there were 233 pages of documents that show questions and concerns that the Henderson city manager, Stephanie Garcia Vaz, had and which led to her firing back in February.

So even though she resigned and took the money, they're saying that she was fired.

City Manager Garcia Vaz asked for clarification involving this was one of the many contributions that Chadwick, Chadwick, made to her dismissal.

City manager asked for clarification from Deputy Chief Jonathan Butcher, who allegedly asked officers to donate money for a gun to gift to a retiring lieutenant.

What she wanted to know is if the deputy chief used the city's discount to purchase the gun for the retirement of the lieutenant.

We did not use the discount to purchase the gun." In December, emails show Garcia Vaz questioned Chadwick's decision to personally drive two officers, now they were just involved in a officer-involved shooting, to a nearby fire station to use the bathroom.

And just as a quick stop, you were noting that she has been a part of Henderson, and we will go further in depth on that.

As she decided to run for mayor quite soon after she was let go from the Henderson Police Department as their former police chief, she received the following endorsements.

On this page, it says that if you have any other endorsements to send them along.

The Gene Altobella Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 International, Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, the IATSE Local 720, Southern Nevada Central Labor Council Teamsters, Joint Council 42 Teamsters, Local 631 Teamsters, Nevada Native Voters Alliance, Nevada Narcotic Officers Association, Nevada Citizen Action Network, Save Nevada, Stef Solution Nevada, Las Vegas Voter Guide, and Vegas DESI.

The DESI is the Ind- Indian Subcontinent community in Las Vegas, the South Asian Bar Association.

So what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? She has a lot of union support, and maybe that has to do with her prior calling as police chief in Henderson.

After she let, was let go at, as the police chief, she sat down with FOX 5's Tom Durian to discuss her mayoral campaign and its priorities.

Chadwick served 22 and a half years with the Henderson Police Department before her termination last year.

So these are the sources that told FOX 5 that the city leadership provided her an ultimatum.

She would either be fired with cause or resign with a hefty settlement with no clear cause.

They would give her a hefty settlement with no clear cause, but if she didn't take the money, which of course she did, we would not know what the clear cause was that they would fire her over.

In the meantime, there were 233 pages of documents that show questions and concerns that the Henderson city manager, Stephanie Garcia Vaz, had and which led to her firing back in February.

So even though she resigned and took the money, they're saying that she was fired.

City Manager Garcia Vaz asked for clarification involving this was one of the many contributions that Chadwick, Chadwick, made to her dismissal.

City manager asked for clarification from Deputy Chief Jonathan Butcher, who allegedly asked officers to donate money for a gun to gift to a retiring lieutenant.

What she wanted to know is if the deputy chief used the city's discount to purchase the gun for the retirement of the lieutenant.

We did not use the discount to purchase the gun." In December, emails show Garcia Vaz questioned Chadwick's decision to personally drive two officers, now they were just involved in a officer-involved shooting, to a nearby fire station to use the bathroom.
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