A Washington County fire chief is back home after being arrested in Thailand.
Hanover volunteer fire chief Michael Morra was arrested last month after a bullet was found in his luggage at the Bangkok airport.
He spent nearly five weeks in the country, unable to leave.
According to his son’s Facebook page, Morra returned home on Christmas Eve. He thanks everyone for their support.
Morra was in Thailand doing work for his employer, General Electric.
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