Douglas County has paid the DA's wife more than $26K to work in his office
Updated at 1:15 p.m. Monday, July 14 One of Douglas County District Attorney Dakota Loomis’ first hires when he took over from the previous DA was his wife — at the rate of $38 an hour, according to figures provided by Douglas County. Loomis’ wife, Krystal Boxum-Loomis, has so far been ...
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