Pima Supervisors raising questions about how Sheriff Chris Nanos operates got some answers Tuesday. The Sheriff’s lawyers sent a 24 page letter. Now it’s up to Supervisors to read the response and make a response of their own.
Pima Supervisors used a law that dates to when Arizona was a Federal territory, not a state. It allows County Supervisors to require other county elected officials to report on any questions the Supervisors want answered.
In this case they had questions about whether Nanos lied about his record with El Paso Police when he applied to begin his career with the Pima Sheriff’s Department many years ago. He had been suspended several times in El Paso before he resigned…