In this week’s edition of The Jail Report, disturbing questions are raised about the military record of Edgefield County Sheriff Adell Dobey and a possible arrest that may have ended the lawman’s military career.
In the print edition of the paper, we share what the U.S. Department of Defense has to say about Sheriff Dobey’s military record in the U.S. Marines. Those records directly contradict previous claims that the sheriff served his country for two years. In fact, they detail questions about whether he may have been discharged after a year because of a possible arrest in 1970.
What does Sheriff Dobey have to say about the documents from the federal government?
Nothing.
The sheriff refuses to answer any questions, despite a campaign that is asking voters to re-elect him in a few weeks to another term.
Read all the details in this week’s edition, in stores now.
Also in this week’s paper: Richmond County Sheriff Richard Roundtree doesn’t hold back in his response to challenger Brian McDuffie’s claims that he broke the law while filming a campaign commercial and used sworn deputies who were on the job.
Plus, we have details from the suicide note of a Warrenville man who killed his girlfriend and died from an overdose.
Pick up your copy of The Jail Report today.
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