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Jillian Olson, 29, began her career at the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department in 2021, and had been a member of the dive team since 2024
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Shon Barnes resigned following scrutiny of city leaders’ delayed public communication after the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting
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