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Remaining charges dropped against 911 dispatcher

By: Mark White

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All charges have been at least conditionally dropped against a Whitley County E911 dispatcher, who was cited with a criminal summons in July, the day after she took out an EPO against her ex-boyfriend, a then police officer.

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