Prince George’s County sheriff proposes future pay bump

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The Prince George’s County sheriff should be making more money — at least according to the Prince George’s County sheriff.

Sheriff Melvin High submitted a bill to the Prince George’s Maryland House delegation that would bump the position’s salary up more than 30 percent by 2018. The pay raise would not necessarily affect him — the change would take effect after the next sheriff election in 2014.

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