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| COs struggle to keep offenders safe |
| By Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| Published: 03/26/2008 |
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WASHINGTON - Just before first light, Randy Vanzandt pedaled downtown, past the Seattle Emergency Center, where some of his offenders hang out, and left down Yesler Way. Throughout the city, the eight-to-five office crowd queued up for its first caffeine hits of the day. Ahead of him, he could make out a young woman, buzz cut, all edges, angular bone and harsh words -- someone he knew. The woman had a warrant out for failing to show up for supervision. "I rolled up on her and invited her to take a walk," he said. Then he strolled both her and his bike the remaining 1 1/2 miles to the Department of Corrections' special needs unit south of the stadiums. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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