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Jim Molesa retirement

Tribune Staff

| December 21, 2017

Printed in the December 27, 2017 edition

Photo by Toni GibbonsNavajo County Sheriff KC Clark (left) shakes hands with Chief Deputy James Molesa (right) during the presentation for Molesa’s upcoming retirement at the end of this month at the Navajo County Board of Supervisor’s meeting on Dec. 12. Molesa has served with the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office for the past five years. He has been in law enforcement for the last 38 years and is looking forward to retiring.