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By Charlie Spiering
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Major Christopher Andrew Williams of the Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office was part of the second graduating class of the National Criminal Justice Command College (NCJCC). The class included 29 local and state law enforcement supervisors from across the Commonwealth.
“Further training is a priority for our department,” said Rappahannock County Sheriff LaiTy Sherertz. “This level of training, however is rare for a law institution such as ours.” The graduating class had only one other deputy sheriff in the program.
The NCJCC class began July 10, 2006, and included supervisors from the Rappahannock County and Virginia Beach sheriff’s offices; Albemarle County, Fairfax County, Newport News, City of Roanoke, University of Virginia, Vinton and Waynesboro police departments; and the Virginia State Police.
Williams traveled to Richmond every week for the college
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