Prosecutors asked to provide more details in indictment of Nelson County sheriff, chief deputy
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The case is part of a whistleblower lawsuit claiming the men punished a detective who reported a supervisor for breaking the law.
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In a court document, Bryan's attorney argued the allegations in the indictments are too vague.
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