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AP: Dodge City mayor’s resignation not due to direct threats to her safety

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By KMAN Staff on December 18, 2020 State News
Joyce Warshaw (Dodge City Mayor)

DODGE CITY, Kan. (AP) – Investigators have concluded that angry emails about mask requirements that prompted a Kansas mayor to resign did not directly threaten her safety.

Dodge City Mayor Joyce Warshaw resigned Tuesday. City police, the city attorney and the Ford County prosecutor reviewed three emails sent to Warshaw. The Dodge City Daily Globe says the emails were written by a man in Kentucky who was upset the city didn’t implement a mask requirement sooner. The mandate was imposed Nov. 16.

Warshaw said Thursday that she is relieved with the finding, but that she has received verbal and other communications that she finds concerning

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