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July 5, 2015
Jim Reeves 9-1-1, commentary, Personal 9-1-1, 9-1-1 stories, anniversary, Jim Reeves, kc6yru, tcsd, TCSO, tulare county sheriff's office Leave a comment
A few years into my career with the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office.
July 5, 1994 That was the first day I walked into the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office building as an employee. Twenty one years ago today, I thought “this will be a breeze!”. Little did I know…
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