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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 2000

Page

9

WV State Police chief calls Messenger case a black eye for agency

West Virginia State Police Superintendent Gary L. Edgell said the sentencing of former trooper Gary L. Messenger II to 87 months for civil rights violations against Raymond Neal Rose of Welch marks a black eye for the department. Federal Judge David A. Faber urged training on rights violations and policing conduct while stressing the case as a training example for cadets and in-service personnel. Messenger faces state charges tied to the October arrest and a January 17, 2001 Welch trial date looms. special prosecutor Tod Houck said no immediate comment on impact of federal case on state charges.

Bluefield West Virginia Gary L. Edgell Gary L. Messenger II Raymond Neal Rose Welch Messenger Rose Edgell U.S David A. Faber Southern Brian Glasser Leah Macia Faber State Police Academy State Police John P Bragg Scott Vanmeter Fayetteville Summers County Bragg Charles L. Miller Vanmeier David A. Clayman Todd Houck

Disturbance and theft blotter from Raleigh area police report

A Monday disturbance at Raleigh Street Recreation Center involved a verbal dispute investigated by Patrolman J D Vance. A Sunday car lock in Scott Street Parking Building was resolved by unlocking the building and removing the vehicle. An alarm at First Community Bank was accidental and investigated by Patrolman T E Brewster. A Sunday Walton Avenue single vehicle accident with injuries vanished before arrival, investigated by Patrolman A B Palmer. A council truck overturn on Carolina Avenue was investigated by Patrolman A B Palmer. A Sunday verbal altercation at Brier Motel and a Sunday dispute at Ramada Inn Cumberland Road were investigated by Patrolmen B E Vicchio. A Sunday fight at Ramada Inn ended with separation. another suspicious subject on Gilmer Street, misaddressed, addressed by Patrolman D Mitchem. A theft of a mailbox and Christmas decorations on Cliffmont Avenue prompted extra patrols.

Raleigh Street Recreation Center J.D. Vance First Community Bank T.E. Brewster Walton Avenue A.B. Palmer Ramada Inn Cumberland Road B.E. Vicchio Police Department B .E. Vicchio

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