MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. (WZZM)- A former Muskegon County Sheriff's deputy is facing new charges stemming from his time as a guard at the Muskegon County Jail. 

Roger Swan, 42, is charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct in the second degree.  Prosecutors say Swan had sexual contact with a female jail inmate.

Swan was already facing three counts of the same charge for having a sexual relationship with a former jail inmate outside of jail.

The Muskegon County Sheriff says Swan was fired after an internal investigation found the deputy violated department policy.

Muskegon, Mich. – Hundreds of Lakeshore bowlers will hit the lanes March 18 through May14 to “Bowl for Kids’ Sake” for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lakeshore. The annual bowling blast raises money to support mentoring programs for area children who could use a friend or role model in their lives.

Bowl for Kids’ Sake is open to bowlers at all levels of ability, and anyone who wants to have a great time while supporting a good cause. The event is not competitive and scores don’t matter – it’s all about raising pledges, helping kids and having fun. Prizes are given out throughout each bowling event for everything from answering trivia questions to throwing a strike, or even a gutter ball! Special prizes will also be presented to top team recruiters and fundraisers.

Bowl events will be held at the following dates and times:

Hart – F.O.E.

Fashion is at the heart of every culture and in Muskegon Carrie Mitchell has her finger squarely on its pulse. While Muskegon may not be the epicenter of the fashion industry, Carrie’s boutique clothing store All Things Girly, which features clothing for “girlies” of all ages, is the center for fashion in Muskegon.

At the time of this article’s release Carrie was in Chicago meeting with vendors and choosing which new lines she will stock All Things Girly with for the next few seasons. Every few months Carrie has been spending time at trade shows in either New York or Chicago picking out original and unique clothing to bring back to Muskegon.