Roanoke News Line - Whitt Endorsed For Sheriff By FOP

Roanoke Police Department Begins Extra Traffic Enforcement

Written by Ronald D. Walton
Friday, 09 November 2007
The Roanoke Police Department has begun its increased traffic enforcement in preparation for the holiday season. As a result of the increased enforcement, officers working on November 6, 2007 wrote 109 traffic summonses for various violations. The department is enforcing traffic safety laws with zero tolerance in an effort to decrease crashes as drivers travel during the holiday season. The officers are focusing on DUI, aggressive driving, and safety belt and child safety seat violations.
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Roanoke Police Department Investigates Home Invasion

Written by Ronald D. Walton
Friday, 09 November 2007
The Roanoke Police Department is investigating a home invasion that occurred on November 6, 2007. Officers responded at 9:53 a.m. to a residence on Marr Street. The victim stated that he woke up to find the suspect in his home.
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Whitt Endorsed For Sheriff By FOP

Written by EverythingNRV

Sunday, 02 September 2007

Sheriff Tommy Whitt

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The New River Valley Fraternal Order of Police has endorsed Montgomery County Sheriff Tommy Whitt in his re-election bid to remain in office for another term.

Whitt, the Democratic Party candidate, is running against former Montgomery County Deputy William E. Wiatt, an Independent.

Whitt received the endorsement from FOP Lodge 21 following the lodge’s annual candidate’s forum this past week.

Each candidate in attendance for local constitutional office were given five minutes to address the FOP members about their accomplishments, goals and future plans for their respective offices.

Also during the meeting, the FOP endorsed Erica Williams for Montgomery County Circuit Court Clerk. Williams is running against incumbent Allan Burke.

The general election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 6.

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