UNDATED (AP) - Residents of a small town on Maryland's Eastern Shore are venting their frustrations and concerns about the ouster of Pocomoke City's first black police chief.
Two pastors who support ousted Chief Kevin Sewell are scheduled to address the City Council on Monday evening, followed by comments from other residents.
Officials deny Sewell's claim that he was dismissed for refusing demands that he
A lawyer who represents all three men says the trouble began when one of them filed a complaint alleging that he was subjected to racial harassment while serving on a multiagency criminal enforcement team.
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