Overview
- In a Good Morning America interview Friday, Paige Shiver said Sherrone Moore used his power over her job and emotions to keep her in a relationship she felt she could not leave.
- Moore, who pleaded no contest in March to malicious use of a telecommunications device and trespass, was sentenced on April 14th to 18 months of probation and more than $1,000 in fines with orders for no contact, no weapons, and mental health care.
- Police say the case stems from December 2025 when Moore entered Shiver’s home the day he was fired, grabbed butter knives, and threatened to kill himself as she told him to leave.
- Shiver and her attorneys criticized the sentence as too light and said it does not reflect the harm and the evidence they described.
- Michigan said it fired Moore for an undisclosed relationship with a direct report and opened a review of the situation, while Shiver’s contract later expired without renewal in February 2026.