Police Chief Kory Martin made an announcement on Friday. He revealed that a former official is facing charges. The official allegedly took a large sum of money, exceeding $300,000.
This person formerly worked for a city. The city's name was provided by the police chief.
Further information about the indictment and charges is available from the original source, including the details of the announcement made by the police chief.
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