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Show A-5 The Park Record Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, April 2-5, 2005 COUNTY SEAT COUNTY EDITOR: Patrick Parkinson 649-9014 extl 12 countynews@parkrecord.com Sheriff travels to Va. for FBI training Edmunds will study at academy for administrators By PATRICK PARKINSON Of (he Record staff Summit County Sheriff Dave Edmunds suys he is among less than one percen! oi law en force inenl administrators nationwide who train each year at the FBI Academy. On Thursday, the 33-year-old Kiim;is resident - in his first term as sheriff - flew lo Ouanlicn, Va.. for nine weeks of "They like to yel people who .ire a little hit younger in their careers." Edmunds said, adding thai roughly 60 percent of those who attend are sheriffs or police chiefs. ""llicy feel like I'm going to he in law enforcement for a lot of years lo come." During the seminar. Edmunds intends lo study forensics, criminal deviance and methods for conducting internal affairs investigations - when fellow officers slep mil of line. "It's an overall ... they kind of allaek everything." the sheriff said, adding that students at the Fill Academy come from North America and western Europe. "The people who are teaching are experts in their Held." Students work out and study roughly 10 hours per days. Ednninds said. "1 want to be the sheriff here for a long time and I'm hoping thai this academy will help me he a heller sheriff ... hopefully, I'll he able lo come hack and apply what 1 learned and teach some of my deputies." he said, adding JUST OPENED! IMPORT WAREHOUSE Compare Our I'ARKRECORDfWS. PHOTO Summit County Sheriff Dave Edmunds, pictured here speaking to reporters on Jan. 15 following an avalanche near The Canyons, left Thursday for nine weeks of training at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va. that he is d e f i n i t e l y | 'lannins; lo r u n f o r a s e c o n d t e r m is sheriIf in 200ft. Edmunds A Republican. This onto the lo win the lop-cop posl in 2002. Wednesday Ednunuis praised the Federal Bureau of Investigations ;is Ihc world s mosl "sophisticulcd" enforceliiw will bring Summit County right menl agenev He says he will cutting edge." sliidy in a lab - Dave Edmunds crime "where they Summit County sheriff can do anything from DNA Icstmu lo squeaked by D e m o c r a t J o e O l f r e l - a s i i e r i l f s office eaplain Deputy slain in 1895 Summit County Sheriff's Office deputies plan to conduct a memorial ceremony Monday for one of their own who was allegedly shot and killed during a gunfight with two young fugitives on July 30. KS95. Echo resident Thomas Stagg. a county deputy and consiahle m i h e . North Summit town, helped a posse chase Park City residents Patrick Coughlin and Fred George through the county after the pair allegedly stole some strawberries from an unattended produce carl in Park City, said Sandra Morrison, director of the Park City Ilislorical Society and Museum. Officers reportedly caught up with the suspects near Echo Canyon and a gunfight ensued. Slagg and Wyoming lawman Edward Dawes were killed in the battle, a sheriff's office press release slates. According lo an article published in Tile Park Record on Oct. 20. 2004. C o u g h l i n and George were found guilty o f murder the tollowing October. George was sentenced to hie in prison and a 1'irinu, squad executed Coughlin, 22. Dec. 15. l<sy<v George was paroled seven years later and died of heart failure in Park City on Fcb 15. J 93ft. Stagg is buried in the Echo City Cemetery and an honor guard, Utah Peace Officer Association officials and Echo residents will memorialize the deputy's death al the cemetery Monday al 2 p.m. - I'(itrick Parkinson ONE OF THE LAST BUILDING LOTS LEFT IN OLD TOWN very hii;li-1ech ballistics testing." "They have a lot <>l resources ihal local agencies don't h a v e " he said. "This will hrini; Summit County ritiht onto the cutting edge. The training doesn't end until June, but Edmunds will return lo Utah ' periodically during the academy on his own dime. Meanwhile, the FBI picks up most of his costs t o attend the school. "It's real humbling lo be chosen lo go hack there," Edmunds said, adding lhal. he must pass several exams in order to complete the training. "I'M he a graduate o! the FBI Academy. It's a real feather in our cap." Chief Deputy Dave l i o o l h is overseeing 1 lie sheri I i *s o[ 1 ice while Edmunds is away. on Imported Handcarved Solid Mahogany and Teak Furnishings 615 E. Simpson Ave. (2240 S.) • (801) 486-6253 Open Mon-Fri 11-6 • Sat 11-4 wivw.pacificrimtradingcompany.com HOME FURNISHINGS OUTLET "Classic European Designs at the Absolute Lowest Prices" Buying Park City Real Estate Without Overpaying PARK CITY - After many years of a relatively flat real estate market in Park City, values are again on the rise. 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