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where they found other items also stolen from the RAA.

“We spent a lot of man hours, nonstop, with people pulling double and triple shifts, to get this case solved,” said Settle. “Deputy Connie Compton did a tremendous job, exerted a lot of effort and demonstrated her professionalism in the handling of this case. Her initial steps in executing the protocol we’ve set up helped get the case moving expeditiously. She made a lot of good decisions from the get go.”

Settle also acknowledged the help and assistance of the Culpeper Sheriffs Office in the matter.

John Ferdetta, of the RAA, said that organization’s board met last week to hear reports from the sheriff and to decide how to proceed.

New RAA president Fred Naramore may be reached at 937-5367. The RAA will accept donations through their mailing address: RAA, P.O. Box 104, Amissville, 20106. They are looking into setting up a special account at Rappahannock National Bank.

See ARSON, Page A8

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