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Washington Parole Officer Blown Up

Loaded on June 15, 1999 published in Prison Legal News June, 1999, page 3
Filed under: Parole, Guards/Staff, Assaults on Staff. Location: Washington.
On January 26, 1999, Tom Perrine, a Community Corrections Officer (AKA parole officer), for the Washington Department of Corrections, was blown up by a trip wire bomb planted in the carport of his Montesano home. Perrine was leaving for work when he saw a bag on the floor of his ...

 

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