A Hallsville city employee is fired after an incident reportedly put the safety of citizens, visitors, and children at risk.
Hallsville Mayor Logan Carter released a statement on Saturday stating he was informed of a situation involving a city employee that was shocking.
The mayor did not specifically state what the situation was.
Mayor Carter said the employee in question has been relieved of their duties, effective immediately.
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