Green County Sheriff’s Report: September 16-22

Green County Sheriff’s Office deputies reported injury crashes in Sylvester, Spring Grove and York, three OWI-related arrests, drug citations, warrant arrests, a probation violation and a property-damage crash from Sept. 16-22 across the county.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Green County Sheriff’s Report: September 16-22

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