Wash. Supreme Court published opinion — 989681.pdf
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- Wash. Supreme Court published opinion — 989681.pdf
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1,766 chars1. Illegally appropriated for his own use 14 cases of ammunition belonging to Benton County. 2. Illegally tampered with physical evidence by directing the distribution of ammunition that was potential evidence of his own alleged unlawful acts. 3. Interfered in an investigation into his conduct by acting to prevent witnesses from being interviewed. 4. Violated county anti-discrimination policy by hindering an investigation into his conduct and retaliating against the complainant and witnesses to the investigation. 5. Illegally intimidated public servants and witnesses in investigations into his conduct by raising false allegations of impropriety and threatening witnesses’ jobs. 6. Illegally made false or misleading statements to law enforcement and the court regarding the number of firearms he needed to surrender pursuant to a court order. 7. Illegally made false or misleading statements to public servants claiming that he had initiated a criminal investigation into his own conduct when he had not. 8. Falsified a public record by placing a false date on an investigation request. Id. at 587. Each category is addressed separately in the analysis. 5 For the current opinion, go to https://www.lexisnexis.com/clients/wareports/. In re Recall Charges Against Benton County Sheriff Gerald D. Hatcher, No. 98968-1 The trial court found all charges to be legally and factually sufficient and approved the ballot synopsis. Sheriff Hatcher appealed. At this court, Sergeant Erickson filed a motion to strike part of Sheriff Hatcher’s reply brief. This motion has been passed to the merits. Due to the numerous allegations made against Sheriff Hatcher, and to reduce excessive repetition of overlapping facts, more facts will be developed within the