For the Girls: A retired King Co. chief’s legacy of female firsts, justice
Meet a woman who made history her story. Ret. Chief Fabienne Brooks is the first Black woman to become a commissioned deputy for the King County Sherriff’s Office. Her long, storied career in law enforcement had many firsts as well as twists and turns, including a connection to the Green River Killer case. (Flashback video courtesy: Manhunt: Live! Hosted by: Patrick Duffy)
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