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Monitor of sex offenders learns to ride herd on legislators

Officer fights cuts to state's post-prison supervision program

By Kathie Durbin
Published: May 28, 2011, 5:00pm

Once again, state corrections officer Tony Shaver of Vancouver has dodged a bullet from Olympia.

Under the budget the Legislature passed Wednesday, he can count on at least two more years of state funding for his program, which aims to keep the community safe from sex offenders and other released criminals through close supervision and monitoring.

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