Lawrence Hodge – Whitley County Sheriff’s Office

Former Sheriff Lawrence Hodge pleaded guilty in May 2011 to charges of conspiracy to commit extortion, conspiracy to distribute oxycodone, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. Between 2004 and 2007, he conspired with attorney Ron Reynolds to extort over $55,000 from individuals charged with felony drug offenses by referring them to Reynolds, who encouraged them […]

Tabitha Willis – Webster County Sheriff’s Office

Sergeant Tabitha Willis, a supervisor at the Webster County Jail, actively participated in the abuse of female inmates alongside Deputy Arthur Dale Collins in 2020. The misconduct included sexual coercion, exploitation, and physical assault. Despite multiple complaints from inmates, Willis failed to intervene and instead enabled the ongoing abuse. In September 2021, two women filed […]

Donald Jones – Webster County Sheriff’s Office

In August 2022, Sheriff Donald Jones was indicted on charges of first-degree official misconduct and tampering with a witness. The indictment alleged that in October 2021, Jones, while serving as sheriff, provided legal advice to a criminal defendant, constituting official misconduct. Additionally, he was accused of making false statements with the intent to influence court […]

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