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Hams said he is not out for a vendetta against Spotsylvania County, but he feels like something more needs to be done to mend the situation.
Hi like to do something, right to let those guys know
something that wasn’t right, he said, “and to prevent it from happening to another person - some way to make t.h»m accountable.”
Between legal fees and lost work, Harris has spent well over $10,000 proving his innocence and clearing his record. He has no legal ability to recov*
Lhat „ money from Spotsylvania County.
But he felt supported by the community in Rappahannock, he said. He never felt like people who knew him believed he was guilty.
Within days after Harris’s arrest, Rappahannock residents organ^ed the Hunt Harris Ugal Defense Fund to help pay for his legal expenses.
But the fund did not cover all Hams s costs. ... Joying for something that I had nothing to do
temble^he said
The ordeal has taken a toll ?* ^ w°rk> relationships and heal^-Lhe said. The stress
deprivation.40 SU^er ®"°m s^P
where I have to regroup.”
Ife is getting back to his normal life of working as the executive director of the Ragged Mountain Resource Center in Sperryville and teaching private tennis lessons. ^ P
Tm trying to resume a more regular routine,” he said. “I was I'ft someone who was living mv
and it was severely disnipt
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