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Hello, I am a retired co-worker of Randy Rozzi, a candidate for the coroner’s office of Cass County. I would like to state that for many years I worked side by side with Randy while he was an investigator for the Logansport Police Department and subsequently as chief of police. I can truly state that Randy was a dedicated law enforcement investigator.
A few things I would like to point out is that every coroner needs to be compassionate in dealing with families following a death; however, first and foremost they must determine through an appropriate, thorough investigation the cause of death while upholding the law. Some deaths are cut and dried; however, many are not. Second, the coroner must maintain a good working relationship with law enforcement agencies throughout Cass County.
A great coroner must have the compassion of a counselor without overstepping his boundaries; he must have the expertise of an investigative detective and the organizational skills of a leader, who, in the event of a complicated tragedy or multiple fatalities, would be able to orchestrate an effective response as well as the fairness of a judge when it comes to the truth and what is right regardless of the circumstances of the death or who is involved. Randy Rozzi is all of the above!
Randy Rozzi is the right candidate for the coroner’s office of Cass County. Please exercise your right to vote on Nov. 6.
Catherine L. Collins, retired lieutenant, Logansport Police Department
Letters
November 4, 2012
PUBLIC FORUM: Rozzi deserves voters' support
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- PUBLIC FORUM: Task force wants to get community fit Task force wants to get community fit Each year throughout our community we come together to celebrate a variety of things, differing from a jazz festival, downtown cleanup, Dancing with Our Stars, and Taste of Cass County -- just to name a few. All
- PUBLIC FORUM: United Way finds hope in partnerships Hope can inspire people to change the world. The United Way of Cass County works consistently with partners who believe in the power of hope and positive outcomes in the areas of education, income, and health. Marcus Tullius Cicero, a Roman author
- PUBLIC FORUM: What's up with gas prices being so high? I recently returned from a driving trip throughout Kentucky, Tennessee and barely into Alabama. When I filled up in preparation for the trip, the price of regular here was $3.89. The minute I crossed into Kentucky, the price was $3.25. Throughout the
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- PUBLIC FORUM: Join to make community fit A letter-writer urges readers to get involved in a community fit day this month.
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- PUBLIC FORUM: Thanks for the effort, Sen. Head As president and CEO of the Indiana Manufacturers Association, I want to express our appreciation for the pro-manufacturing legislation supported by your state senator, Randy Head, R-Logansport, during this most recent session of the Indiana General
- PUBLIC FORUM: Where are those jobs? Where are those jobs? In his first legislative session, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence passed up an opportunity to create 30,000 new jobs and boost our economy by more than $3 billion. That's something I don't think Gov. Mitch Daniels would ever have done.
- Can't we just get along? My friend and I have been close for about 30 years. We've worked together and socialized together. I was the first person she called when her father died. She knows as well as anyone what kind of person I am. We avoid discussing politics. But we do d
- PUBLIC FORUM: Areas are more than unkept grasses Wildflower plantings require patience as they become established
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