Col. Ronald M. Sharpe, First Black to Lead a State Police Force ; Set Up Automated Fingerprint System
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › December 27, 2004
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PHILADELPHIA - Col. Ronald M. Sharpe, a retired Pennsylvania State Police commissioner who was the nation's first black leader of a statewide police force, has died of cancer. He was 64.
Col. Sharpe, of Menands, N.Y., died at his home on Tuesday.See the full content of this document
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Col. Ronald M. Sharpe, First Black to Lead a State Police Force ; Set Up Automated Fingerprint System
In December 1987, Mr. Sharpe was appointed deputy commissioner of the Pennsylvania St...
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