Audit bill would protect information, but force state employees to comply – Daily Montanan
A new bill would require state employees to turn over information to auditors or face a misdemeanor charge of misconduct.
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A new bill would require state employees to turn over information to auditors or face a misdemeanor charge of misconduct.
Jason Parks also submitted a fake incident report on the 2019 assault and convinced another corrections officer to lie for him, says state Attorney General Matthew Platkin.
Trigg County Sheriff Indicted For Misdemeanor Charges
In a November 28 press release, Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne announced that a Tompkins County Sheriff Deputy has been fired for serious misconduct while on duty.
O'Rourke, who most recently worked for the Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office, was fired just last week amid a separate investigation that did not rise the level of charges, officials said.