A veteran deputy has been placed on administrative leave amid an investigation into allegations. The allegations involve the euthanization of two dogs.
The deputy in question is from Giles County. Authorities are currently investigating the matter.
Further details about the allegations and the investigation are available from the source. The deputy remains on leave as the investigation continues.
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