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Major Mac Welch has devised an | organizational packet for deputies to | carry in their cars.which includes] everything from consent to search j forms to evidence logs, with a check- • list on the outside to make sure every- ■ thing necessaiy is done at the scene. S “I am not a ‘sit behind the desk’ per- J son,” said Major. MacWelch. “I told {• the deputies to call me if they need ] me on a crime scene,” he added. ]
Obviously delighted with his n^w ] employee, Sheriff Settle said, “We are« glad to have him.” . •
Major MacWelch lives ini Warrenton with his wife and three! children, but they plan to move to! Rappahannock this summer. ' “ ]
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“1 am the survivor of a traumatic brain injury,” Ms. Rankin said. “The state of Virginia became the guardian {
of my future. Each year in the Unitet^ States over two million people surfer head injuries in car accidents. I ask you to remember that when you make* your decision.” 11'
She pointed out that survivors
tte'* traumatic brain injuries are nation’s largest growing group0 depending on federal assistance. ‘ 11
Ms. Rankin and the other opponents of the bill hit a nerve with most of the committee’s members.
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