Miller County Detention Officer Arrested For Sexual Conduct With Inmate
A detention officer in Miller County is being charged with a Class E Felony of Sexual Conduct with a prisoner or offender by a jail employee.
The Miller County Sheriff’s Office says last week investigators were provided with information that a detention officer identified as Samuel Evans was having inappropriate contact with a female inmate.
The department says that Evans admitted to having the sexual contact with the female inmate while working.
Evans was arrested and is being held on a ten thousand dollar bond.
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