Former Clay County deputy files federal lawsuit alleging retaliation, wrongful firing

The 67-page lawsuit claims the former deputy was mistreated after reporting another deputy's conduct and considering a run for sheriff.

October 29, 2026Updated: October 29, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Former Clay County deputy files federal lawsuit alleging retaliation, wrongful firing

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