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The case involves missing guns from evidence storage.
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PULASKI COUNTY — A former police officer will not spend time in prison.
A Pulaski County judge sentenced Ron Patrick to 18 months for obstruction of justice, but suspended it and placed him on probation.
The former Pulaski County Sheriff's Deputy pleaded guilty to that charge and had 10 other charges dropped.
The case involves missing guns from evidence storage.
Former Sheriff Michael Gayer also faces charges in the case.
His trial is scheduled for October.
Former police officer won't go to prison in missing guns case | WSBT
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