Editor’s note: This story contains profanities and racist slurs.
When Milton Kidd leaves work at the end of the day, he slips out the back door of the domed Douglas County Courthouse, avoiding the public entrance where people might berate him or demand his home address.
He never takes the same route home two days in a row, and he makes random turns to avoid being followed.
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