JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Jackson Township police in Stark County are investigating some of their own.

Five employees are under investigation. Four of them are police officers, NewsChannel5 reported.

One allegation includes inappropriate conduct between an officer and another city employee.

Two of the employees were given reprimands for making disparaging remarks about other workers.

Other allegations include officers failing to respond immediately to a call and being out of an assigned area.

"We all have to be accountable for our individual decisions, whether that's here or out in life," said Police Chief Harley Neftzer.

On Thursday, two officers will have a disciplinary hearing.

The department is still investigating whether two other city employees were having sex on city time.