Judge weighs guilty plea of Wheatland man accused of shooting deputy
A Wheatland man accused of shooting through a door at a Clinton County Sheriff’s deputy would spend up to 55 years in prison, according to a plea agreement under consideration
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A Wheatland man accused of shooting through a door at a Clinton County Sheriff’s deputy would spend up to 55 years in prison, according to a plea agreement under consideration
CLINTON – A Seventh Judicial District judge on Tuesday accepted a plea agreement proposed in connection with a January 2021 domestic disturbance in rural Charlotte.
For the past 35 years, there's a good chance anyone in Clinton County who has had to dial 911 has gotten Clinton County Emergency Services Dispatcher, Craig Scholl, on the line. “It's very rewarding to know that we've made a difference in someone's life. How they're treated. It's something you don't forget."Throughout his life, Scholl's motto has been "service over self." During his career, Scholl believes he's saved a handful of people.“It's not about you, it's about the people you can take care of,” said Scholl. “Whether it's the caller, the agencies that we serve, or even the...