Posted on 05/23/2009 12:44:10 PM PDT by Behind Liberal Lines
WATERLOO — The town of Waterloo’s court clerk was arrested last week for allegedly tipping off a friend who was wanted by police.
Robin Labour, 49, 68 N. Virginia St., was charged May 15 by state police with second-degree obstructing governmental administration.
Labour is accused of advising a friend — whose name wasn’t released — about a warrant issued on a probation violation, so that person could avoid being arrested. State police couldn’t find the friend for a few days before finally taking that person into custody, they said.
Town Justice Richard Marsh said this morning that Labour is still employed by the village, stating that she’s “innocent until proven guilty.”
Marsh said he learned of the charges through state police.
The communications office for the state’s Unified Court System’s Advisory Committee on Judicial Ethics couldn’t be reached for comment this morning to see if Labour faces disciplinary action.
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Naaah. A photo is necessary.
Agreed, brother...agreed
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