Hinton PD Officer Michael Hoyle pinned with sergeant badge at City Council meeting

HINTON W.Va. (Hinton News) – The Hinton City Council met on Tuesday, July 16. During the meeting, Hinton Police Chief Nathan Allen cerimoniously pinned officer Michael Hoyle with his hard-earned sergeant badge.

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