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King County Sheriff Rahr accepts Director Position at Criminal Training Center
King County Sheriff Sue Rahr on Wednesday (March 14) officially accepted the Director position at Burien's Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC). Rahr will retire as Sheriff effective March 31, and start her new gig in B-Town
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:41P
King County Sheriff Rahr accepts Director Position at Criminal Training Center
King County Sheriff Sue Rahr on Wednesday (March 14) officially accepted the Director position at Burien's Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC). Rahr will retire as Sheriff effective March 31, and start her new gig in B-Town
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:41P
Wednesday Jolt: Rahr Resigns
No winner or loser today, just a major jolt: King County Sheriff Sue Rahr, who was elected to replace now-Congressman (R- in 2005, announced today that she is resigning her position to take a job as director of the Washington State Criminal Justice
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:39P
King County Sheriff Sue Rahr retiring from post on March 31
Outgoing King County Sheriff Sue Rahr will leave her post on March 31 and take over as director of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission on April 1. Today, I have accepted a final offer from the Washington State Criminal Justice
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:36P
King County Sheriff Sue Rahr to step down March 31 to direct officer training
In additional to training new law enforcement officers, WSCJTC trains local corrections officers, 9-1-1 operators and provides a wide variety of in-service classes for law enforcement veterans, supervisors, managers and other criminal justice
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:35P
Hundreds Of Law Enforcement Officers In Tulsa For Training
Most crimes involve some type of transportation, whether it's moving drugs, guns, cash, human smuggling, even terrorists moving bombs. More than 800 law enforcement officers are in Tulsa this week learning about how to stop these types of crimes.
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:35P
Upper House holds passes motion to amend Criminal Code
In their first session of the year, senators unanimously passed a bill that looks to aims to erase from the Criminal Code an article that allows a victim of rape to forgive his/her sexual aggressor. According to the current law, a rapist could be
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:33P
'Urewera four' trial jury retires
The jury in the trial of the "Urewera four" has retired to consider its verdict. In the High Court at Auckland today, Justice Rodney Hansen told the jury the fact the case is of high public interest, and focuses on issues that are important to Maori,
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:24P
Death row trafficker challenges conviction
This is because while Yong was charged with heroin trafficking, the man who allegedly asked him to deliver the drugs had the charges against him withdrawn. Instead, Singaporean Chia Choon Leng is being held under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions)
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:14P
Death row trafficker challenges conviction
This is because while Yong was charged with heroin trafficking, the man who allegedly asked him to deliver the drugs had the charges against him withdrawn. Instead, Singaporean Chia Choon Leng is being held under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions)
Updated: 03/14/2012 07:14P
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