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As Guthrie Case Grips Nation, One Police Chief Reflects on His Time in the Spotlight

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February 16, 2026
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As Guthrie Case Grips Nation, One Police Chief Reflects on His Time in the Spotlight

“It’s probably something that no one ever expects to happen in their career,” said James Fry, who was the police chief in Moscow, Idaho, when four students were killed there in 2022.

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