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AC committee to discuss review of law director’s office on May 4

Posted at 2:23 pm April 25, 2015
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The Anderson County Legal Services Advisory Committee will discuss the review of the law director’s office during a May 4 meeting.

The committee approved the third-party review in February. It was proposed by Anderson County Commissioner Myron Iwanski and modeled after the proposal to review turnover, morale, and administrative policies in the Oak Ridge Police Department.

The review of the Anderson County law director’s office could use County Technical Assistance Service, or CTAS, at the University of Tennessee. The ORPD review could use Municipal Technical Advisory Service, or MTAS. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Front Page News, Government, Meetings and Events Tagged With: Anderson County Commission, Anderson County Courthouse, Anderson County Legal Services Advisory Committee, County Technical Assistance Service, CTAS, law director, Law Director's Office, MTAS, Municipal Technical Advisory Service, Myron Iwanski, Oak Ridge Police Department, ORPD, review, University of Tennessee

Sexual act offered to investigator during prostitution investigation, sheriff says

Posted at 5:43 pm April 30, 2014
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An employee at a spa in Anderson County offered a sexual act to a Sheriff’s Department investigator in exchange for money during an undercover prostitution investigation on Tuesday, authorities said.

Two women from Duluth, Ga., were arrested and charged with prostitution offenses, Anderson County Sheriff Paul White said in a Wednesday afternoon press release.

The investigation at the recently opened “spa” called King Accupressure on Andersonville Highway started after the Sheriff’s Department was notified by the Law Director’s Office, White said. The investigation led Sheriff’s Department officials to believe that prostitution activity was occurring, White said.

An undercover operation was conducted Tuesday, and an employee of the business offered a sexual act to an investigator in exchange for money, the sheriff said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Detention Facility, Anderson County Sheriff's Department, Andersonville Highway, Chong Kim, Dave Clark, Jay Yeager, King Accupressure, Law Director's Office, Paul White, promoting prostitution, prostitution, prostitution investigation, sexual act, spa, Special Operations Unit, Young Hwa Park

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