Word: chafin
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...opening their station rooms and doing their best to live up to the high standards of the court's dicta. Denver's Police Chief Harold Dill said that the decision was "nothing earthshaking. We generally follow that pattern anyway." Said Atlanta's Chief of Detectives Clinton Chafin: "We've been operating that way for some time now." Los Angeles' able and crusading Chief William Parker, who has often complained bitterly that the courts are hamstringing his men, said 'that the decision will not require any changes in his department...
...Cincinnati, Prosecutor Melvin G. Reuger is lecturing every single cop on the meaning of Escobedo, and sharply advising them to "do a more effective job before you start talking to a defendant." Adds Atlanta's Detective Superintendent Clinton Chafin: "People now realize they've got to get out and dig up the evidence." Detroit's Detective Chief Vincent Piersante recently revealed a significant set of statistics. In prewarning...
Michael R. Duland '68, of Elliot House and Chestnut Hill, will succeed as battalion commander of the Naval ROTC. Other members of the staff announced by Capt. Richard R. Redmayne USM, professor of Naval Science are: James F. Henchman '68, executive officer; Thomas M. Chafin '68, Alpha company commander; Ronald D. Rochelens '68, Brave company commander; and Ronald Perera '68, Charlie company commander...