NEW CUMBERLAND — Two Hancock County attorneys believe that they are each the man destined to serve as county prosecuting attorney, but that decision ultimately is up to voters. First elected in 1992, after serving for 13 years as an assistant prosecuting attorney, Davis is in his seventh term. During his time as an assistant prosecutor, he primarily handled juvenile, abuse and neglect cases for the county as well as misdemeanor cases that included DUI. He also served as the legal council for the Hancock County board of education. “Hancock County, because of its location, is a target for dealers from Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and New York.

Source: The Herald October 12, 2020 03:56 UTC