A new clerk has taken office after the previous one was suspended and arrested. The person who has been sworn in is Shannon Ramsey-Chessman. She now holds the position on an interim basis.
This change occurred due to the suspension and arrest of the former clerk, Michael Caruso. Further information about this situation is available from the source, CBS12, which reported on the swearing-in of the new interim clerk.
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