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Courtesy photo Sheriff Ben Wolfinger presents a check for $23,000 to Safe Passage on Aug. 8, 2017. The funds, from the county’s drug asset forfeiture account, were used to help pay for the Children’s Advocacy Center’s operating costs. From left: Michelle Manteuffel, family advocate at the CAC; Tamarah Cardwell, CAC director; Wolfinger; and Chauntelle Lieske, Safe Passage executive director.

Courtesy photo Sheriff Ben Wolfinger presents a check for $23,000 to Safe Passage on Aug. 8, 2017. The funds, from the county’s drug asset forfeiture account, were used to help pay for the Children’s Advocacy Center’s operating costs. From left: Michelle Manteuffel, family advocate at the CAC; Tamarah Cardwell, CAC director; Wolfinger; and Chauntelle Lieske, Safe Passage executive director.

March 26, 2019

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Sheriff: Here's how drug money was spent
March 26, 2019 1 a.m.

Sheriff: Here's how drug money was spent

Last week, two local media outlets elected to run a news article on the termination of former KCSO Captain Dan Soumas. The news reports appear to be exclusively based on papers filed in a civil lawsuit that was filed a year ago by Mr. Soumas. In that lawsuit, Mr. Soumas states he was terminated as a result of “trumped up charges” related to an alleged whistle blower complaint.