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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2003

Page

8

Women break barriers in top law enforcement roles in Kansas

Hutchinson AP reports Hamilton County sheriff Bethanie Popejoy, one of three female sheriffs in Kansas, faces resistance from some detractors including women. Officials note more women enter policing, but stereotypes linger. Popejoy stabilizes her office, while peers recall initial doubts and assertive leadership by female chiefs like Ellen Hansen in Lenexa.

Popejoy Darrell Wilson Kansas Sheriff’s Association Kansas Chiefs of Police Association National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives Cathy Atwell University of Maryland Police College Park Atwell Jamie Cheatum Hamilton Cheatum Dan Levens Bethanie Kelly Robbins Kansas Bureau of Investigation Kansas Ellen Hansen Lenexa

Community remembers 9 year old boy death case in Kansas City

At a Trinity United Methodist Church service in Kansas City Kansas mourners honored Brian Edgar a 9 year old adopted child who died December 29 from suffocation after being bound at bedtime His adoptive parents Neil and Christy Edgar face first degree murder charges The memorial urged prayer for child safety reporting abuse and better parenting amid stress

Kansas City Kan Brian Edgar Neil Christy Edgar Trinity United Methodist Church Brian Joyce Harris-Scott

Man gets Hard 50 in stabbing death

Harvey County District Court Judge Carl B. Anderson sentenced Robert J. Englehardt to 50 years in prison without parole for first degree murder in the June 2001 killing of Michael Smith. Jurors found Englehardt the primary attacker in the early morning assault as prosecutors said he and Brian Smith tortured and killed the Burrton man suspecting he was an informant.

Michael Smith Harvey County Englehardt Brian Smith

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