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    You are at:Home»State News»Kansas prosecutor to resign, calls sheriff a ‘bully’

    Kansas prosecutor to resign, calls sheriff a ‘bully’

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    By KMAN Staff on November 21, 2018 State News

    GREAT BEND — A Kansas prosecutor is planning to resign, saying the sheriff has been acting like a “bully” since he was acquitted of a misdemeanor for allegedly slapping a handcuffed man.

    The Wichita Eagle reports that Barton County Attorney Amy Schartz Mellor said in a news release Tuesday that she plans to step down next month. The release cites a letter from Sheriff Brian Bellendir that states his intention to try to have Mellor removed from office.

    After Bellendir’s acquittal last week, he called the case a “politically motivated witch hunt.”

    The defense said Bellendir slapped the suspect in a propane theft on the back of the head as someone would do a child. Bellendir says that was a mistake, but didn’t rise to the level of mistreatment of a confined person.

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