A latecomer to the race for Harford County sheriff, filing to run on the last possible day, Bel Air resident Marlin Mills says he has the experience to turn around a county law enforcement agency that is lacking in leadership and morale.

A 30-year veteran of the Harford County Sheriff?s Office, Mills, 57, retired as a captain about 10 years ago. He said he decided to try to come back as sheriff after several deputies approached him.

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