BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio — A southwestern Ohio sheriff’s office is mourning the loss of one of its deputies at the hands of COVID-19.
Deputy Craig Mills with the Butler County Sheriff’s Office passed away from complications due to the virus, the agency said in a post to social media.
After serving 19 years with the sheriff’s office, Mills retired in June 2019 but came back to work part-time months later.
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