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Former Hall County Nebraska Corrections Officer Jason Keller Pleads No Contest In Slap On The Wrist Plea Deal To Sexually Abusing Female Inmate

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HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA - A former Hall County corrections officer was convicted Monday of sexually abusing a female inmate. Jason Keller, 28, 1033 S. Vine St., pleaded no contest to sexual abuse of an inmate in Hall County District Court as part of a plea agreement. Deputy Hall County Attorney Gail VerMaas said Keller had sexual contact [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on March 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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