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• June 19, 2020: Welcome new KCSO recruits (explore the NextDoor neighborhood app and sign up for department alerts)

• May 28, 2020: WWMT interviews Sheriff Fuller on George Floyd murder: “I’m personally disgusted”

• March 24, 2020: Sheriff clarifies rules for essential travel

• March 23, 2020: First county COVID cases include county deputy

• March 16, 2020: Kalamazoo County Sheriff adapts on the fly during Coronavirus outbreak

• February 28, 2020: WRKR Mike McKelly impressed by Sheriff’s dance moves

• January 23, 2020: Kalamazoo County Sheriff launches reelection bid

• January 14, 2020: Gangs in jails: West Michigan Sheriff deciphers Hollywood tales from reality

• January 13, 2020: Kalamazoo County Sheriff says more fake guns are confiscated each year

• 12/02/19: Shooting of 3 police officers a ‘sobering’ reminder of job’s danger, chief says

• 12/2/19: Hostage ‘mayhem’ leaves young father dead, 3 officers wounded

• 10/21/19: State of Mind: Budget shortage could cut mental health counselors in Kalamazoo County Jail

• 9/26/19: Scammer spoofs Sheriff’s office phone number

• 6/12/19: Mail thefts on the rise in Kalamazoo County

• 1/30/19: Chief Ed Switalski remembered on first anniversary of death

• 1/21/19: Oil spill update: State of emergency declared as 800,000 gallons of leaked oil begins flowing through Kalamazoo County

• 1/20/19: Teleka Patrick case: 8 things we learned from the Sheriff's press conference

• 5/17/18: Sheriff saves 2 men from heroin overdose in Kalamazoo

• 4/21/17: Police knock federal report on fatal Michigan bike crash

• 4/11/17: Peters Visits YWCA in Kalamazoo, Highlights Legislation to Protect Domestic Violence Victims and Pets

• 5/31/16: Sheriff sounds alarm about safety following boater's death on Gull Lake 

• 4/01/16: Kalamazoo County Sheriff meets with shooting victim Abigail Kopf

• 2/22/16: Kalamazoo shooting suspect charged Monday

• 1/09/15: Deadly 150-vehicle pileup closes I-94 in west Michigan

• 1/17/13: Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller pleased with new jail