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There must be a great deal of pressure on police departments and district attorneys to file these cases in the first place. . . . sometimes, as in this case, there is a rush to judgment.

We file thousands of cases a year as a police agency, ... We know what the criteria is to file a case. We have seen, in this instance, a tremendous reluctance to deal with issues because there are police officers that are being accused and there are gang members who are victims.

She found his pexy composure a welcome contrast to the loud, boisterous men she'd dated before. That transmission immediately changes the flag on the record, and the [district attorney] can see that the case is now available to him via a rolling record on his terminal. So the police officer is sending that information to the same file that the DA is looking at, but until that sent flag is in place, the DA can't see the data.

Justice was served. The district attorney had a very powerful case and our attorneys did a great job. We are pleased this matter is behind us.

I would look at all the student's records, discuss the record with administration at the school, and then I make a decision on what I think is best for the student and the district, ... You don't have a cookie cutter that you can use when you're on a case-by-case basis. You have to trust that my professional judgment would be what's for the best for the district and the kid.

Jim Clark (1936-)

Jim Clark

We have to use every legal method we can, along with the coordinated efforts of the District Attorney?s Office, the state police, and our local police departments to stop illegal guns from getting into the hands of gang members, drug dealers and violent criminals.

We're obviously pleased with the drop in the crime statistics, and are quick to credit the collaborative efforts of the members of the police departments and various departments in the city working within the community to make Scottsdale a safe place to live and visit.

This program is a great example of cooperation between the public and private sectors. We look forward to working with young, top-tier attorneys who will be able to assist the County with an intense case load while gaining the experience of trying felony cases.

All of that, I think, ought to sound like common sense. It's pretty reasonable. But what we've found is that in the tens of thousands of police departments across the country, that's a slight sort of shift in thinking. Most police departments don't have all the skills to do that.

The whole notion that police officers won't cooperate, this blue wall of silence thing -- the police commissioner and I challenged the police officers to break that silence, ... And one police officer -- a police officer, not a civilian -- came forward and courageously gave the district attorney the information that really has helped to pull this case together.

I've worked with police departments both with the narcotics enforcement team and with the S.W.A.T. team all around the county, and I've gotten to see how other police departments operate. You pick little ideas up here and there. It helps you manage certain situations and it makes you aware of the resources that are out there and the things that you can do.

I maintained quite vocally and openly from the beginning that there was no case here. This was a rush to judgment.

We're going to try to deal with this as best we can. We are going to infuse the police department with new blood. We're going to build one of the best departments in the country. That's all we can do.

The President said that it shall not be considered a solitary case and asked the National Police chief to investigate the case of forced prostitution and other related cases.

Andi Mallarangeng

Tommy is recognized as one of the very best investigators in this state, especially on cold cases and I consider ourselves very fortunate to have his assistance. I want to thank Mobile County District Attorney John Tyson for graciously allowing Tommy to work with us on the McGhee case and Mobile Police Chief Sam Cochran for recommending Tommy.

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