…and working as an assistant manager for the Leslie Judge Company. He filled out his World War I draft registration and, on the line inquiring as to any exemption from…

…was already working as a machinist in a saw factory. At 21, January 1917, he was working at the Bauer Cooperage Company in Lawrenceburg. Pete enlisted in the United States…

…hounds’ search failed to turn up a trail. Eleven days later, on May 14, 1912, Wyoming Night Watchman Distler was summoned to Oakley by Richard Weslie who informed him that…

…indication of his employment as a Hamilton Patrolman was when he arrested a well-known arsonist and drug user during July 1911. At the time, the Department consisted of 36 Patrolmen….

…where the body was dragged. One of the railroad workers, searching for evidence, found the pickax in the weeds thirty feet from the murder scene. Coroner Digby searched Kemp’s pockets…

…Francis and Bradford immediately arrested one suspect, Lee Jones (40), and took him to the Lockland Police Headquarters. They returned to the scene to search for the second suspect, Amos…

…and robbery that he committed in North Carolina. Therefore, he was considered reliable. Presumably, it was Sergeant Cameron who decided to stake out the area of the casket company. Sergeant…

…agencies that can’t afford ranges, but any LEO can go to Indian Hill Range on the 3rd Thursday of the month between March and November and shoot a police combat…

…Combat Action Medal, to go along with his previously awarded Air Force Commendation (x2), Achievement (x2), and Outstanding Unit medals.     EPILOGUE Technical Sergeant Campbell was the 856th member…

…3 (3201 Warsaw Avenue), District 7, and Police Communications Section (310 Ezzard Charles Drive). During 197 a9, Police Officer Sweeney was commended for saving the life of a 10-month-old child….

…As computers were entering law enforcement, Specialist Beuke, the district’s Crime Prevention Officer, studied up on them and became the district’s computer ‘expert.’ During January 1993, he was promoted to…

…He then went to work as the commander of the Northern Kentucky Drug Task Force. By the time he left in 2000, he had served communities in two states for…