Nebraska Attorney General’s Office Files Charges Against Broken Bow Mayor Berghorst

Nebraska Attorney General’s Office Files Charges Against Broken Bow Mayor Berghorst
Photo: Berghorst For Mayor Facebook Page

BROKEN BOW— The Nebraska Attorney General’s Office has officially filed charges against Broken Bow Mayor Jonathon Berghorst stemming from an incident on April 6, 2019.

According to court documents, Berghorst has formally been charged with one count of accused 3rd degree assault (class I misdemeanor) and one count of accused oppression under color of office (class II misdemeanor).

Court documents show that on April 6, 2019 Berghorst allegedly caused bodily injury to Riley Royle. On that same day, later in the evening, Berghorst allegedly, “being a public servant, by color of or in the execution of his office designedly, willfully, or corruptly injure, deceive, harm, oppress, or attempt to injure, deceive, harm, or oppress another person: Broken Bow Police Officer David Taylor.”

Berghorst will now appear in Custer County Court for his first appearance on August 5 at 10:00 AM.

Berghorst’s attorney was not immediately available for comment.

 

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