Noel remains in the Scott County Jail on a $1.5 million bond.

The charges come as the former Clark County sheriff nears the end of a 60-day stay behind bars for contempt of court.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita asked a judge to issue an injunction and file a restraining order as part of the state's civil suit against Noel to recover millions of dollars in public money the former sheriff allegedly misused.

Noel and his wife are also accused of taking out a nearly $84,000 loan in 2019 and making monthly payments with a fire department credit card.

One of the conditions of Noel's release from jail after posting bond prohibited him from owning any guns, aside from a  shotgun for personal protection at his request.

One of the conditions of Noel's release from jail after posting bond prohibited him from any guns, aside from one shotgun for personal protection at his request.

According to search warrant documents released Tuesday, the shipping containers full of surplus property were found at a business in Deputy, Indiana. 

The State Board of Accounts is now asking Noel to reimburse the commissary fund more than $918,000.