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Mark Wittl, the new deputy hired last week by Sheriff W. A. Buntin, brings unusual talents in photography to the county’s law enforcement office.
The 28-year-old native of Colorado is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with majors in mass communications and photography. For the past several years. Wittl has handled the commercial end of a photographic business specializing in portraits that has branches in several Virginia cities.
How did a successful commercial photographer in Richmond end up as a deputy sheriff in Rappahannock?
Wittl's sister taught here last year in the county's public schools. She had a birthday party for Mark and after a weekend in the beautiful Blue Ridge foothills, he decided to stay, returning to Richmond only long enough to pack up his things.
“I was sick of the city and
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