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Federal prosecutors are investigating the handling of evidence in a Mingo County drug case linked to a corruption probe.
Mingo County Sheriff James Smith tells the Charleston Daily Mail that a former deputy delivered a box of evidence to the sheriff’s department on Monday afternoon.
The delivery came several hours after a circuit court judge dismissed the drug charges against George White of Delbarton.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Steve Ruby tells the newspaper that federal prosecutors are investigating.
One of White’s attorneys, David Barney, and Boone County prosecutor Keith Randolph say they don’t think the evidence would have had an impact on White’s case. Randolph served as special prosecutor for the case.
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Twenty days from the election, Republican Congressman Riley Moore and Ace Parsi, the Democratic challenger in the second congressional district of West Virginia, met for a debate.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe changing colors of the leaves and the dropping temperatures of fall bring with them calls to get vaccinated against the flu. But in recent years, that call to action has expanded. We talk with Dr. Brian Huggins, Monongalia County health officer and medical director, about when to get vaccinated.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGas prices are at record highs nationwide for autumn. West Virginia Democrats are again asking Gov. Patrick Morrisey to help cut the price.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe source of open sores on dozens of Wyoming County students last week has identified.
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