City to name new public safety director as Busbee retires
Longtime city public safety chief J. Carrol Busbee plans retirement on January 31 1999 after leading the merged department since 1970. The city manager will select a new director with council input, as Thompson’s departure delays decisions. Potential in house candidates discussed at Monday executive session.
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Escaped suspect signs statement after break in
ESCAPEE toma Mace signed a statement 13 days after the break-in admitting the burglary. Parsons said the statement reflected Mace’s words after rights were read. Mace denied the account, saying, “That’s not my statement,” and denied breaking in Bryant’s store. Two others, Jennifer Withrow and Patrick Webber, face charges including obstructing justice and drug offenses.
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