An Arkansas judge dismissed murder charges against Aaron Spencer, a sheriff candidate, related to the shooting of Michael Fosler, who had been charged with sexual offenses against Spencer's daughter. The dismissal was based on law enforcement's mishandling of evidence, which affected Spencer's defense. Spencer had previously won the Republican primary for sheriff.
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An Arkansas judge dismissed murder charges against Aaron Spencer, a sheriff candidate, related to the shooting of Michael Fosler, who had been charged with sexual offenses against Spencer's daughter. The dismissal was based on law enforcement's mishandling of evidence, which affected Spencer's defense. Spencer had previously won the Republican primary for sheriff.
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