Indianapolis-area magistrate fired after drug charge
Posted March 26, 2019 7:00 am
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (AP) - A suburban Indianapolis magistrate facing a drug charge has been suspended by the Indiana Supreme Court and fired by his county's judges.
Hamilton County Magistrate Will Greenaway is accused of buying methamphetamine from a state police informant in a Walmart parking lot last Wednesday in Noblesville. He's also accused of biting an officer's thumb while trying to swallow the bag of meth.
Greenaway was suspended with pay by the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The judges of Hamilton County announced later Tuesday that Greenaway has been fired.
Magistrates have the same duties as judges in Indiana but aren't elected. They are chosen by judges to work with them. Greenaway had been a magistrate for eight years.
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