Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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According to country law, whenever a new sheriff takes office, he must re-deputize all of the special officers, such as university police. The occasion has given Bailey an opportunity to strengthen his ties to his alma matter and catch up with some old friends at the HUPD...
...When I was a student the department was in Grays Hall," said Bailey, who concentrated in modern European history as an undergraduate. "It was very eye- opening to see the modern facilities and roomy quarters compared to the cramped basement they used to operate...
...Bailey, who went on to the University of Virginia Law School after graduation, has had a long career in law enforcement. He worked as a Mafia-busting federal prosecutor in Manhattan in the 1980s and later as district attorney here in Middlesex County...
...Bailey ran for Congress as a self-proclaimed "law and order" Republican. And while he did not win election, he did make the governor of Massachusetts take notice: Later that year Gov. William F. Weld '66 tapped Bailey as the new Middlesex County Sheriff...
...post of sheriff is usually elected in Massachusetts, but Bailey was chosen by appointment because his predecessor, John McGonigle, left office in the wake of corruption charges. In 1996, Bailey will have run for election, a much easier for an veteran incumbent than an untested challenger...