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08/19/08
CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) — Allegany County Sheriff David Goad has taken out advertisements seeking up to 14 patrol deputies. Find Us On Facebook
But the acting county administrator said the move comes "somewhat as a surprise."
Goad ran the ads at least twice last week and over the weekend to fill slots held by officers working for the county Bureau of Police. There was a public notice with the county's response in Sunday's Cumberland Times-News. David Eberly, the acting county administrator, said the county "would not be recognizing that ad as the beginning of a hiring process for the sheriff's...
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