Former Delaware Police Chief Russell Martin was sworn in as the Delaware County Sheriff on Monday.
Martin, who served as the police chief for nearly eight years, replaced embattled former sheriff Walter Davis.
Davis stepped down in April amid allegations that he used county money improperly.
In May, the Delaware County Republican Central Committee chose Martin over four other candidates.
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May 16, 2012: Police Chief Selected As Delaware County Sheriff
May 3, 2012: Ex-Deputy Alleged In Delaware County Sheriff's Scandal Claims Discrimination
April 24, 2012: Deputy Tied To Delaware County Sheriff's Investigation Fired
April 20, 2012: 5 Apply To Fill Open Delaware County Sheriff Position
April 10, 2012: Delaware County Sheriff Walter Davis Steps Down, Interim Sheriff Named
April 9, 2012: Delaware County Sheriff Walter Davis Seen Moving Items From Office
April 6, 2012: Delaware County Sheriff, Deputy Absent From Work Following Allegations
April 5, 2012: Delaware County Republican Central Committee Strips Sheriff Of Endorsement
April 4, 2012: Delaware County Sheriff Responds To Investigation
April 3, 2012: BCI Investigating Delaware County Sheriff's Spending
March 29, 2012: 4 Discrimination Complaints Filed Against Delaware County Sheriff
