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About the Pocatello Police Department

The department has an authorized strength of approximately 90 sworn personnel and 36 non-sworn personnel. It is organized into five divisions: Office of the Chief of Police; Patrol Division; Detective Division; Central Services, Community Services; and, Training and Recruitment. The Patrol Division is the largest of the police divisions with a complement of 53 sworn officers. Within the Patrol Division is a specialized Traffic Enforcement Unit consisting of two motorcycle officers and three patrol vehicle officers. This unit is specifically charged with selective traffic enforcement and accident investigation. The Patrol Division also has ten officers assigned to the Bicycle Patrol. Members of the Bicycle Patrol primarily work the Old Town Pocatello and Greenway areas. The Pocatello Police Department also has two specially trained police dogs that are assigned

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Scott Shaw served 17 years with the Pocatello Police Department in Pocatello (Idaho). He went on to become the chief of police for the Preston Police Department (Idaho). He has two decades experience in criminal profiling and interrogation techniques; he developed the Investigative Protocol for Sex Offence Investigations, currently used by numerous police departments. His tenure as the chief of police, Preston Police Department, ended with his 2005 conviction on two felony counts. He pled guilty to using public money for personal purposes and then lying about it under oath.

Scott Shaw a the co-author of Eye of the Beast: The True Story of Serial Killer James Wood. According to Publisher’s Weekly, “Convicted and sentenced to death in 1993 for the kidnapping and murder of an 11-year-old Idaho girl, James Wood has been credited with at least 85 rapes, 185 robberies and dozens of murders. In this compelling if incomplete report, Birmingham News writer Adams, forensic psychologist Brooks-Mueller and former Pocatello PD investigator Shaw, who spearheaded the investigation, tell Wood's horrific story in straightforward language, evidently understanding that sensationalism would lessen the impact.”