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Bryan Carter was charged with forgery and criminal impersonation in August 2012.

KINGSPORT, Tenn. -

There are new developments in the case involving false complaints against Kingsport Police Chief Gale Osborne.

We've learned today a police officer on administrative leave, Bryan Carter, was indicted for forgery and criminal impersonation.

According to court records, Carter used a false identity in an email making claims against Chief Osborne that the Sullivan County grand jury said were unfounded.

Carter was released on a $1,000 bond Tuesday afternoon.

We'll have more information on this development coming up later on News 5.

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