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   Yon Wane to All   
   Board declares 'vacancy' in Apache Count   
   01 Nov 24 16:22:36   
   
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   From: "yonwane-lol!"@pac2.com   
      
   Fascist Kris Mayes cuts the throat of another Democrat to advance his   
   left-wing agenda.   
      
   State law instructs the board of supervisors to stop paying a county   
   attorney's salary if they're no longer eligible for the office.   
      
   APACHE COUNTY, Ariz. — The Apache County Board of Supervisors voted   
   Thursday to stop paying Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting following   
   the suspension of the prosecutor's law license.   
      
   Whiting and his wife were indicted earlier this year for allegedly   
   misusing public funds. The indictment additionally accuses Whiting of   
   threatening someone who was trying to run against his wife for the   
   superintendent position.   
      
   As a result of the criminal indictment, the Arizona State Bar issued a   
   suspension of Whiting's license that would take effect on Nov. 1.   
      
   Arizona law states "No person shall be eligible for the office of county   
   attorney unless he is an attorney at law, licensed and in good standing   
   in this state."   
      
   If the county attorney is not eligible for the office, then Arizona law   
   states that the board of supervisors shall not pay a salary to that   
   ineligible person.   
      
   During Thursday's meeting, the board of supervisors made a motion   
   declaring there's a "vacancy" in the county attorney's office. The   
   board's action takes effect Nov. 1.   
      
   Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes sent the board a letter on Thursday   
   stating she would be "assuming all responsibilities of the Apache County   
   Attorney effective November 1, 2024, and lasting until I provide further   
   notice."   
      
   Mayes further encouraged the county board to "promptly identify and   
   appoint an Interim County Attorney that is acceptable to both me and the   
   Board."   
      
   RELATED: Apache County attorney and his wife indicted for misusing   
   public funds   
      
   RELATED: Arizona State Bar suspends law license of indicted Apache   
   County Attorney   
      
   *Editor's Note: The above video is from an earlier broadcast*   
      
   https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/board-votes-st   
   p-paying-apache-county-indicted-county-attorney-michael-whiting-   
   rizona/75-eb98a5bb-1a0e-47f3-9ed2-7373b5cb835f   
      
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