Sheriff's Past Honesty Questioned Amid Missing Mom Search

0:00Today is March 18th. Here's what's trending in Entertainment. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos faces a recall push amid questions about his past honesty as his office leads the search for today's show host Savannah. Guthrie's missing 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie. Nancy vanished from her home near Tucson in the early hours of February 1st. After a suspect was caught on camera, tampering with her doorbell, the, say morning, records reveal Nanos lied in a sworn deposition last December, claiming he'd never been suspended as a cop. But opassal police files show eight suspensions totaling 37 days early in his career, plus he resigned in lieu of firing over excessive force, off-duty gambling, and a stray shot. He also fixed his public resume this month to correct his L-Passal ex-a date from 1984 to 1982. Local leaders are fired up. Pima County Supervisor Matt Hines, a Democrat like Nanos, called it a 43-year fraud and once him gone.

1:00Hines push for a full probe, and the Supervisors plan to discuss Nanos' history at their March 24th meeting in Tucson at 9 a.m. Republican congressional hopeful, Daniel Boutieres kicked off the recolpetition, urging Pima County residents of all parties to sign in Bootha, share for someone more trustworthy. Meanwhile, the hunt for Nancy Guthrie drags on more than a month later. Deputies are sifting lab evidence and videos, and Nanos recently hinted they know the kidnab motive, but stayed tight-lived. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description. Comfort you can hear. And you can relax into S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com