By Associated Press - Wednesday, April 23, 2014

HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) - A Frederick County sheriff’s deputy has been acquitted on a charge of assaulting a man outside a downtown Hagerstown bar.

A Washington County judge found 44-year-old Kevin White of Hagerstown not guilty Tuesday after a nearly 10-hour bench trial.

The 13-year-veteran of the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office was charged by Hagerstown police with punching Travis Grant in the face in December.



The Herald-Mail reports that Circuit Judge Daniel Dwyer said the evidence showed that Grant might have slipped on ice.

The Frederick News-Post reports that White was transferred to a non-law-enforcement position within the sheriff’s department after his arrest.

Defense attorney Patrick McAndrew says he’ll continue representing White in an internal affairs investigation.

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