Strange story here in Wisconsin...
A county district attorney shows her incompetence and has been MIA from her job since June. 
A D.A. goes M.I.A. Where is the Waushara County District Attorney?
Laura Waite was appointed to the position in April, but hasn’t been seen at the courthouse, or has handled cases, since June
WAUTOMA, Wis. (WBAY) - 124 days and counting.
That’s how long staffers say it’s been since the district attorney of Waushara County has shown up for work.
Governor Tony Evers appointed Laura Waite as the top prosecutor in that county in April, but she hasn’t been seen in the courthouse or handled cases since late June.
Waite is on the ballot, running for re-election, in the November third race.
A viewer asked us to find out where the DA has been, if she’ll be back and whether she’s being paid while she’s MIA, so we started digging for answers.
In the year of COVID-19, it’s not uncommon for people to work remotely, but that’s not the case with all jobs. And the staff at the Waushara County District Attorney’s office tells us their boss, DA Laura Waite, hasn’t shown up for work for four months.
There’s no missing persons report.
Police did a welfare check and determined she is okay.
The DA’s office says it received text message September 16h that Waite was in a pain clinic in Minnesota, but they have heard nothing else and say she’s made no effort to take care of cases while she’s gone.
In the meantime, the justice system is feeling the effect.
https://www.wbay.com/2020/10/28/a-da-goes-mia-where-is-the-waushara-county-district-attorney/
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