Former Dekalb deputy to testify in Dorsey trial

ALBANY - A deputy for former DeKalb County Sheriff Sidney Dorsey is on the stand Monday as Dorsey&#39;s murder and racketeering trial resumes in Albany. <br> <br> Saresa Beasley-Simmons told jurors that she first slept with Dorsey in 1997 while on a business trip to Washington, D.C. She says she decided to break off the affair in early 1998 but was told by Dorsey that ``it wasn&#39;t over until he said it was over.&#39;&#39; <br> <br> Beasley-Simmons sued Dorsey for sexual harassment a few days before he lost the 2000 Democratic primary runoff to Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown. <br> <br> The trial began a week ago, with jurors getting a day off Friday. <br> <br> Dorsey is accused of ordering the December 15, 2000, murder of Brown, who defeated Dorsey in an August runoff election after campaigning on a promise to clean up corruption in the sheriff&#39;s office.

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