-
warden of the
county jail. The New York City Sheriff's
Office has five
undersheriffs serving each
borough of New York City,
overseen by the
Sheriff of the...
- the sheriff, or
below an
undersheriff if that rank/title
exists within an agency.
Chief deputies may also be
above undersheriffs depending on the sheriff's...
- responsibility. In some
places the
undersheriff is the
warden of the
county jail. The New York City Sheriff's
Office has five
undersheriffs: each one is responsible...
-
Yavapai County. In 1881,
Wyatt Earp
served for
about five
months as
undersheriff of the
eastern half of Pima County. When
Wyatt resigned,
Behan was appointed...
- and
interviewing suspects alongside the criminalists.
Sheriffs and
Undersheriffs act as an
administrative and
supervisory arm of the LVPD and
often appear...
-
Latin as bedellus. The
Domesday Book
refers to
Beadles as
bedelli or
undersheriffs of manors. In England, the word came to
refer to a
parish constable...
- with the May 15
report on the
Columbine attack,
Sheriff John
Stone and
Undersheriff John A.
Dunaway wrote they "cannot
answer the most
fundamental question—why...
- Earp
thought that he had a good
chance to win
because he was the
former undersheriff in the
region and a Republican, like
Arizona Territorial Governor John...
-
after Sheriff Lee Baca
appointed Paul Tanaka, a
Lynwood Viking, as
Undersheriff, he
promoted other deputy gang
members to high
ranking positions within...
-
conspiracy to
obstruct justice and
obstruction of justice.
Tanaka served as
Undersheriff of Los
Angeles County from 2011 to 2013. He was also
mayor of the City...
