Costs climb to nearly $18,000 as Camden County awaits outcome of investigation
Lake Sun Leader
An investigation into threats of violence made to a Camden County commissioner has continued into a third month, resulting in over $18,000 being paid to county maintenance workers involved. According to Second District Commissioner Don Williams, the investigation should wrap up soon, but no official date has been given.
The investigation began after a confrontation at the county commissioner s building in January. Newly elected First District Commissioner James Gohagan was unable to enter his office that morning after walking into the commissioner s building and being barred from entry by upset members of the county maintenance department. Maintenance workers were allegedly angry over posts that had been made on social media about the condition of the office.