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SLED arrests local town administrator, former police chief in vehicle-tracking case
Two Great Falls officials face charges including misconduct and conspiracy for placing unauthorized tracking devices on three vehicles using a town credit card, authorities said.
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SC town’s administrator charged with using tracking devices on council members who voted to fire him
In a year of tumult, the administrator of the rural town of Great Falls is accused of using tracking devices to monitor the mayor and a councilmember who tried to fire him after alleged corruption.
·Charleston, United States
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SLED arrests local town administrator, former police chief in vehicle-tracking case
Joshua Ray Glenn, 44, the town administrator of Great Falls and former police chief Kimberly Deane Benenhaley, 41, were arrested and charged Thursday by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) for their involvement in a conspiracy to place unauthorized tracking devices on private vehicles in Chester County.
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