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Warren County sheriff reports 30 new hires, body cameras and jail changes in South Lebanon update
Summary
Warren County Sheriff Barry Riley told the South Lebanon City Council his office hired 30 people in six months, equipped road deputies with body cameras and added two canines for the jail as part of staffing and operations changes.
Warren County Sheriff Barry Riley told the South Lebanon City Council on July 1 that his office has hired 30 people in the past six months and made operational changes aimed at reducing contraband and strengthening accountability.
Riley said the office added two canines assigned to the jail and equipped every deputy assigned to road patrol with body-worn cameras. "I believe that video…
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