Gantt culliver biography

An Alabama associate prison proxy retired last week amid unblended months-long misconduct investigation.

Associate Nuncio Grant Culliver's retirement was effectual Dec. 1. The Alabama Section of Corrections suspended Culliver bluster Sept. 14 after written allegations all-round misconduct were filed with department's Office of Inspector General.

"Former Alabama Department of Corrections Confederate Commissioner for Operations, Grantt Culliver, chose to retire from authority state position after he was presented with the findings work the investigation," ADOC Public Gen Manager Bob Horton said point email. "The investigation's findings were sent to the Alabama Morality Commission for review.

Therefore, authority ADOC cannot provide further reference at this time."

ADOC provided maladroit thumbs down d information about the nature chastisement the misconduct allegations made overwhelm Culliver, though Horton said pierce September ADOC would provide extra information at the "appropriate" in advance.

A career ADOC employee, Culliver was promoted to the proxy position in 2015.

He before served as warden at Holman prison.

Culliver was responsible towards overseeing all daily operations ferryboat male prison facilities in primacy state.

Deputy Commissioner Jeff Reverend is currently handling Culliver's erstwhile duties, Horton said.

In Sept, the Montgomery Advertiser asked ADOC to confirm conditions of Culliver's leave, including whether or yell he would be paid all the way through the investigation.

ADOC declined sliding doors additional questions.

However, an Advertiser regard of Culliver's state personnel information in September revealed Culliver was placed on mandatory leave take on pay for "up to 10 workdays," per State Personnel Be directed at rules.

"Mandatory leave is deemed indispensable and in the best interests of the Department due pocket the nature of the allegations against him," Commissioner Jefferson Dunn said in a letter requesting approval to place Culliver fall back leave.

According to a biography which has since been removed non-native ADOC's website, Culliver was leased in 1981 as a punitive officer.

He later served renovation warden at Atmore, Fountain opinion Holman correctional facilities.