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Why There Are So Many Bad Sheriffs In a job with tons of power and practically no oversight from voters, law enforcement or politicians, corruption can be easy to get away with. March 22, 2018 •  (Shutterstock) No matter how tight the food budget, you can always find ways to cut corners. The state of Alabama sends counties a paltry $1.75 per day to feed each inmate locked up in jail, but sheriffs often manage to spend a good deal less than that. They have a strong incentive to do so. The sheriffs get to keep whatever they don’t spend, which in some cases has reached well into the six fi...

Three men from New Chapmans are ‘braving out’ the eruptions Left to Right: DAVE SUTTON, DAVID SEYMOUR & TERRY JOSEPH Social Share ON A BRIDGE in New Chapmans, three forlorn figures stood looking at the mountain top, the Soufriere volcano. “My family from the area, couple sisters and mother and father. All the house in one area, so I decided to stick around,” Dave Sutton told SEARCHLIGHT on Sunday, three days after the Soufriere volcano moved from effusive to explosive, covering the entire country in ash. Sutton, his brother in law Terry Joseph, and their friend David Se...

The Leader Newspaper Carp R Us Angling Club Carp-R-Us returned to the Jacarilla/Bigastro stretch of the Rio Segura for Round Four of their Spring Series hoping the weather would be kinder than on their last visit to this venue. As it was, the day remained dry although cool and breezy towards the end. Dave Hutchinson predicted a difficult match following the changeable weather of the previous days, and so it proved to be. This didn’t stop him winning with 5.50kg from peg 5 caught using pole and bread. Second was Roy Dainty with 4.50kg from peg 8, his catch included a rare gud...

Sutton, 60, recalled tagging along on calls with Dan. “That’s actually what I think peaked my interest,” Sutton said. “(Dan) was a volunteer firefighter and then was a captain, a volunteer captain, for his last number of years with the department. Fire service is like a big family “As a young guy in early high school, I remember riding along with him to different calls and socializing with the volunteer firefighters at the time and I think that’s really what sparked my interest and motivated me to apply when I was able to.” Sutton volunteered until 1989, when he was hired as a f...