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Interviews are expected to begin next week.
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This story is a collaboration between Invisible Institute, IPM Newsroom, and Illinois Times
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Jim Allmon is the Sangamon County Coroner. He will serve in the sheriff's job after Jack Campbell resigns and until a new sheriff is named.
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Applications are being accepted this month.
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The sheriff was under scrutiny in the wake of the Sonya Massey shooting by a former deputy.
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The governor continued to pressure Sheriff Jack Campbell month after Sonya Massey's death.
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A non-binding referendum could be placed on the fall ballot in Sangamon County.
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Sheriff Jack Campbell has refused calls to resign following the death of Sonya Massey.
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Campbell told NPR Illinois he has no plans to resign in the wake of the Sonya Massey shooting.
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The day before she was shot by a Sangamon County Sheriff’s deputy, Sonya Massey’s mother called 911 and said her daughter was in the front yard of her mother’s house, talking loudly, acting erratically with her car keys in her hand.
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Campbell was among those who spoke at Listening and Healing event held in Springfield Monday.
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Former Sangamon County Sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson, who is now charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, left the Logan County Sheriff’s Office after complaints were filed alleging misconduct and supervisors suspected he lied on reports.