Kemper Co. Sup arrested for fight with county employee

A Kemper County supervisor has been arrested after getting into a fight with a county employee.

Sheriff James Moore says Supervisor Justin Creer and a county employee have both been arrested after getting into a fight just before two Friday afternoon. The sheriff says the incident happened at the county barn and was a domestic dispute. Moore says both have been charged with disturbing the peace.

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9/23/16

Kemper Co. Sup arrested for fight with county employee

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