Take Note: Sharing the wealth; Sparing the salary
It's more than holiday spirit that makes a Tennessee sheriff want to give schools a share of $897,000 found in the car of a suspected drug trafficker.
"Most of the people we lock up never had a chance to learn about the effects of drugs as kids," Ron McClellan, the sheriff of Campbell County, said.
To change that, Mr. McClellan wants his department's $717,000 cut of the money--which he gets under federal drug-seizure laws--to pay for two drug-education officers and classroom...
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