Ex-Chattanooga Police Chief Indicted on Multiple Charges After Resignation

Celeste Murphy faces 17 counts related to illegal voter registration, perjury, and falsifying documents.

Murphy resigned from her position as Chattanooga police chief a day before the indictment was announced.
The charges stem from conflicting residency claims in Tennessee and Georgia.
Murphy turned herself in and was released on a $19,000 bond.
The investigation began after reports of discrepancies in her tax and voter forms.
Murphy had been under scrutiny since April, leading to a thorough investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.