Former Whitley County Jailer Les Moses has decided not to seek the job
again.
Moses announced Friday morning that he would not be seeking the jailer’s job
again as he previously indicated in a April 12 interview with News Journal
reporter Dean Manning.
Moses was elected jailer last year, but resigned in January after serving
only eight days on the job.
Ken Mobley, the man who Moses replaced as jailer, was appointed as jailer
until November’s General Election when a permanent replacement to fill out
the remaining three years of the term will be made.
For additional information about why Moses resigned and his reasons for
considering trying to get the job back, see Wednesday’s edition of the News
Journal next week for additional information.
