Both men were being paid less than $200 a year to be constables in Wilson County - a role that traditionally carries little duties in the county, according to Wilson County Judge Marvin Quinney.I don't know why the position of "constable" was ever created in this county. I think it must have just been so someone's cousin could wear a badge and look tough. Would you put yourself at risk by actually taking part in law-enforcement-type activities for only $200 a year? I wouldn't.
Quinney said sheriff's deputies handle most of the constable's work in Wilson County.
Because you never know what trivial bit of information may ultimately prove to be vitally important.
Sunday, October 30, 2005
They didn't like being dogcatchers
Two Wilson County constables forced from office because they didn't bother getting their peace officer licenses within 270 days of getting elected:
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