After four days testimony lawsuit between sheriff and Madison Co. nears end

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After four days testimony lawsuit between sheriff and Madison Co. nears end

The trial between Madison County Sheriff John Mehr and the county fee is near the finish line after four days of testimony. Each side have completed calling witnesses and making…

Source: The Black Chronicle

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