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Compare And Contrast Newton And Quartarolo

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On September 16, 2016, our Careers in Criminal Justice class had the privilege of having Sergeant Kelby Newton and Detective Kate Quartarolo come speak to our class, about the different career opportunities that Roseville Police Department offers. Sergeant Newton has had a career in Law Enforcement for over 20 years and currently investigates property crimes. Detective Quartarolo has been in Law Enforcement for over 18 years, and she currently investigates crimes against people. To begin with, Sergeant Newton started by explaining to us the structure of his team and how each of his detectives are specifically ranked to investigate crimes that do not involve force or threat of force against an individual. For example, identity theft, burglary,
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