Gould Mayor Found Guilty of Misdemeanor Battery
By: Brittney Johnson
Updated: July 18, 2012
A Star City District judge found Gould Mayor Ernest Nash guilty of 3rd degree battery against a woman voted into the city clerk's office.
The victim, Pamela Gibson, accused the mayor of injuring her arm in a dispute over her position as the city clerk.
The mayor was found not guilty of battery in the 3rd degree against a city council member and not guilty of Terroristic Threatening related to the same incident. Nash has thirty days to appeal or pay a fine of more than $600.
The victim, Pamela Gibson, accused the mayor of injuring her arm in a dispute over her position as the city clerk.
The mayor was found not guilty of battery in the 3rd degree against a city council member and not guilty of Terroristic Threatening related to the same incident. Nash has thirty days to appeal or pay a fine of more than $600.
Comments
This will get him reelected.
William S.
July 19, 2012 at 8:55 am
