Jack Brommer [Columbia Spy file photo] Jack Brommer, who has spent nearly three decades serving Columbia Borough in various roles, has submitted his resignation as borough manager, effective November 13, 2026, according to a letter posted on The Columbia Chronicle . So far, the reason for his resignation has not been made public. Council will likely vote on the issue at its next meeting on September 22, 2026. Resignation letter In September 2025, as part of a planned succession, Brommer took on the role of interim borough manager while continuing to serve as police chief — a dual role he maintained through April 2026. During that transitional period, he earned a $118,000 police chief salary plus a $2,000 monthly stipend for his added manager duties, with guidance from part-time assistant borough manager Ron Youtz helping smooth the handoff. On May 1, 2026, Brommer made the transition official: he retired from the police force after 29 years of service and stepped into the role of full-...
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You'd think the prosecutors and investigating officers would have picked up on those facts or that the news who did interviews with her would have known and at least questioned her about that. hmmmmmm.
If you haven't not watched the videos posted on columbiapaonline facebook page I urge you to do so.
You can notice things removed from the scene itself and from the alleged victims. They could have been drugs that were taken from alleged victim and scene maybe even a weapon. I'd like to know how 4 responding police agencies couldn't even retrieve the 64 still shots and 2 videos from the scene? It is my understanding a good citizen brought those forward.
I suspect and in my opinion any evidence such as the video of the shooting itself that was posted on youtube and quickly removed would have shown the "truth" and there fore wouldn't support the charges at all. It is possible for any prosecutor or Defense Attorney file a special type of subpoena when dealing with companies like youtube or even as example verizon to collect evidence pertaining to an alleged crime especially a shooting. A few questions then remain. The county is able to do so but can they afford and are they willing to do so?
Curry needs to get an expert witness not only on fire arms and self defense but also a medical expert in the interest of justice so she can attempt even with all the slander from the news to have a fair trial. The question remains can the county afford and are they willing to pay for them? Perhaps we could ask Joshua Price?
What if it happened to you?