Fired deputy who was charged with assault wins sheriff race
2 years, 4 months ago

Fired deputy who was charged with assault wins sheriff race

Associated Press  

A fired Vermont sheriff’s deputy who was charged with assault for kicking a shackled prisoner has won the election for sheriff of the county in which he served. John Grismore, 49, of Fairfax, won Tuesday’s race to become Franklin County sheriff, surpassing the two write-in candidates, according to the Vermont secretary of state’s office. The county Republican and Democratic parties then threw their support behind the write-in candidacy of Sheriff’s department Lt. Mark Lauer, a 27-year Vermont State Police veteran who has been at the department for nearly a decade. In August, current Sheriff Roger Langevin called Grismore’s actions “egregious” and said he had been notified by deputies.

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