Sheriff, Tribe Discuss Agreement (The Spokesman Review 1/30)
Sheriff, CDA Tribe discuss agreement (The St. Maries Gazette Record 1/30)
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Coeur d'Alene Tribe meets over law enforcement agreement
The Coeur d'Alene Tribe and Benewah County in Idaho might be making some changes to their law enforcement agreement.
The cross-deputization agreement lets tribal officers enforce state laws on the reservation. It was controversial but newly-elected Sheriff Dave Resser appears more willing to work with the tribe.
"Our goal is public safety, regardless of the politics," Resser told The St. Maries Gazette Record.
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Sheriff, Tribe Discuss Agreement (The Spokesman Review 1/30)
Sheriff, CDA Tribe discuss agreement (The St. Maries Gazette Record 1/30)
Sheriff, Tribe Discuss Agreement (The Spokesman Review 1/30)
Sheriff, CDA Tribe discuss agreement (The St. Maries Gazette Record 1/30)
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