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Video put chief at Cleveland love nest

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photo Cleveland, Tenn., Police Chief Wes Snyder
photo Sharon Marr

Cleveland Police Chief Wes Snyder’s sudden retirement Friday followed discovery of a surveillance tape showing him and a woman entering and leaving an apparent love nest in a rental warehouse on Old Tasso Road.

The Cleveland Police Department on Saturday released an incident report dated Dec. 4 in which officers recovered a video showing MainStreet Cleveland Executive Director Sharon Marr and a man entering and spending about 90 minutes in a rental warehouse unit.

Cleveland police spokeswoman Evie West confirmed that the man was identified as Snyder.

Officers admitted to the unit by the warehouse owner found a rug, blankets and pillows and a bottle of brandy, according to the police report.

Snyder and Marr could not be reached for comment Saturday.