In a legal defeat for Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard, Village Mayor Pro Tem Jason House and Trustees Brittney Norwood, Kiana Belcher, and Tammy Brown successfully filed for temporary restraining orders against Henyard. The court granted the orders, voiding Henyard's recent appointments to Police Chief, Village Administrator, and Village Attorney. The court ruled that these appointees do not work for the village and barred them from attempting to perform duties for Dolton.
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Dolton Village Trustees have filed a Motion in Cook County Circuit Court requesting a Rule to Show Cause for Mayor Tiffany Henyard and Ronnie Burge Sr. for allegedly violating temporary restraining orders. Henyard is accused of blocking Village Administrator Keith Freeman from performing his job by removing his access to necessary software and interfering with locksmith services, while also imposing unreasonable work conditions on Freeman. Burge is accused of failing to return his police chief badge, keys, and uniform.