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Then-Douglas County Sheriff David Weaver. 
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Friday nominated Douglas County Commissioner David Weaver to serve as Colorado’s next U.S. Marshal.
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Then-Douglas County Sheriff David Weaver.If confirmed by the Senate, Weaver — a former Douglas County sheriff — would take charge of an office that was by the reassignment of several top officials, including then acting U.S. Marshal Ken Deal.
KUSA-Channel 9 reported at the time that the transfers followed complaints about a that made the rounds in the office.
Weaver served as sheriff from 2005 to 2014 as part of a 33-year career with Douglas County, according to a release sent by the White House.
The U.S. Marshals Service is the nation’s oldest federal law enforcement agency and its duties include protecting judges and hunting federal fugitives.