Jim Shethar

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  Published on: 7/26/2007    Last Visited: 7/28/2007  

  Lt. Detective Jim Shethar and Renda Wright, Cortez Police Department community service coordinator, both walked back and forth across the crosswalk.They thought the job was scary.
  
  "It's getting dangerous out here," Shethar said after two cars narrowly missed him.
  
  One passer-by was thankful the Police Department was cracking down on drivers who speed through crosswalks.
  
  "This is scary," she said, just before crossing the road at Main and Park streets.

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  Officer Claxton Murder & Robbery Investigation - Lieutenant Jim Shethar, Cortez Police Department

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  2004 Conference Speakers - [Cached Version]
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  Lieutenant Jim Shethar Cortez Police Department
  
  Lt. Shethar worked as a wilderness school teacher before joining the Cortez Police Department in 1973. He worked as a sergeant for many years before being promoted to lieutenant in 1998.

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  Lieutenant Jim Shethar, Cortez Police Department

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  Published on: 9/7/2001    Last Visited: 6/19/2002  

  Jim Shethar of the Cortez Police Department contacted us a couple of years ago to establish a connection with resources for GLBT kids he encounters in his work.He was a great deal of help and support to us during the investigation of Fred Martinez's murder.How fortunate for the GLBT kids in Cortez to have him on their side.Thanks, Jim.
  
  4cGLAD is lucky to have a committed bunch of members, friends and allies that see to it that the needs of the GLBT community are brought to light and attended to.Thank YOU for the concern and consideration that bring you into our circle of kinship.

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  Cortez Journal Online - Cortez Colorado - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/30/2002    Last Visited: 7/30/2002  

  Detective Jim Shethar of the Cortez Police Department.Nothing was taken, he said.
  
  In a case police suspect may be related, Farmers Insurance on First Street was also broken into, he said, and a small amount of cash taken.These cases are under investigation.
  
  In another incident, police took a 16-year-old boy into protective custody after he was found breaking into an automobile on North Chestnut.He was released to his parents and the case is not believed to be related to the others.
  
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  Cortez Journal Online - Cortez Colorado - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/23/2003    Last Visited: 1/25/2003  

  Jim Shethar of the Cortez Police Department said Wednesday.
  
  However, officers conducting the checkpoint also encountered numerous designated drivers, he said.
  
  "That was very much appreciated," Shethar said.
  
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  Shethar hopes other drinking establishments will adopt similar programs.
  
  "I think it's a great service," he said."That's a great responsibility on behalf of the bar.
  
  "I'm impressed."
  
  The van and its insurance are provided for completely out of Stansbury's pocket.Purple Sage is not receiving any funding from such agencies as Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, Marciano said.
  
  "We're just not letting anyone have the excuse they don't have a way to get home any more," she said.

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  Cortez Journal Online - Cortez Colorado - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/9/2003    Last Visited: 1/9/2003  

  Jim Shethar of the Cortez Police Department agreed.
  
  "These cuts are devastating to our community, and it hurts law enforcement," he said."The result is sending kids to county court, since there's nothing else to do with them."
  
  For the future, it seems unlikely the state budget will rebound to assist such youth programs.
  
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  Rowley and Shethar recently proposed their own idea for alternative funding for state diversion programs to Rep.

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  Cortez Journal Online - Cortez Colorado - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/31/2002    Last Visited: 1/1/2003  

  Jim Shethar of the Cortez Police Department said."It's amazing, with all the warnings, people still continue to drink and drive on this night."
  
  On average, the CPD reports approximately two or three DUIs for Jan. 1.
  
  "My suggestion is for people to arrange for a designated driver, because we will be out there looking for violators," Shethar said."It's a given that people should use their head and think before getting behind the wheel.
  
  "Getting a DUI is financially not worth it, there's court costs, fines, lawyer fees, additional insurance rates, community service and possible jail time.A DUI violation is definitely a lifestyle change for the worse."
  
  Additional DUI patrols will also be out in force for the Colorado State Highway Patrol.
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  The Saturday check totaled approximately 100 vehicles stopped, according to Shethar.There were no arrests made, and the saturation patrol turned up nothing.
  
  "This was a good thing for Montezuma County motorists," Shether said."We also had some positive feedback from motorists who said they were glad to see us doing DUI checks, and that kind of surprised us."
  
  A check point and safety inspection held Thursday was conducted by the Colorado State Highway Patrol.

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  Cortez Journal Online - Cortez Colorado - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/11/2004    Last Visited: 9/12/2004  

  Detective Jim Shethar said.
  
  Officers also searched an area of South Chestnut and West Second streets near the Cortez Middle School for evidence.
  
  Shethar said he was not aware of CMS being locked down, but did say police had not requested the procedure of school administrators.
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  "We have a number of witnesses to find and interview," Shethar said.

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