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The Herald-Dispatch
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Lt. Michael T. Baylous, currently the public information officer for the West Virginia State Police, has been nominated by President Donald J. Trump to serve as a U.S. Marshal.
The first wave of five nominations was announced Monday evening.
(Herald-Dispatch photo by Lori Wolfe)
Baylous has served with the WVSP since 1994, and prior to that served in the Marine Corps Reserves in Cross Lanes, West Virginia, from 1987 to 1995. He holds a M.A. in Government and Public Administration from Regent University, a B.A. in Political Science from West Virginia University, and an A.A. in Police Science from Marshall University.
Other nominations include Norman Euell Arflack, of Kentucky, who will serve the Eastern District of Kentucky; David G. Jolley, of Tennessee, who will serve the Eastern District of Tennessee; Daniel R. McKittrick, of Mississippi, who will serve the Northern District of Mississippi; and Jesse Seroyer Jr., of Alabama, who will serve the Middle District of Alabama.
A news release from the White House says all five candidates share the President’s vision for “Making America Safe Again.”
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