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Major Bob Pasinger will oversee the university campus and be the main point of contact for students and faculty; Major Cathy Ryan will supervise the security of Vanderbilt Health 100 Oaks; and newly promoted Major Andrew Atwood will be responsible for the Medical Center.
“We did a little reorganization of our current structure,” Washington said. “It is simply an internal structural change to improve efficiency.”
Washington decided to alter the organization of the department after evaluating the setup he inherited after coming to Vanderbilt six months ago form the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.
He said he thinks it is unlikely that students, faculty and staff will notice a change in the running of the police department. VUPD programs including the VandyVans, walking escort services and educational programs such as “Alcohol and Drug Awareness” and “Rape and Sexual Assault Risk Reduction” will remain unaffected.

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Robertson and several others from Nashville’s Magdalene program, a nonprofit residential treatment program to help prostitutes turn their lives around, visited the women’s prison this week as part of the “Find Your Way Home” national prison tour.
At each stop, former prostitutes share their stories and pass out free copies of Find Your Way Home, a book of stories compiled by women from the Magdalene program.
“We’re going on this tour to spread the word about the communal aspect of recovery for women,” said Magdalene founder Becca Stevens.
As part of the program, women with a history of prostitution can live at one of Magdalene’s six residential houses for free. For the next two years, they use the 12-step recovery program to overcome alcohol and drug addiction. When they’re able to work, the women may find outside jobs or take a position at Thistle Farms, Magdalene’s bath and body-care company.

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State Rests Case In Bruce Mendenhall Trial
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Thursday afternoon the state rested its case in the first trial of accused serial killer Bruce Mendenhall. Mendenhall is the truck driver accused of killing prostitutes in several states. 
The focus in court on Thursday was the accusations that Mendenhall wanted to kill two Metro Police officers. A former inmate told jurors Mendenhall wanted him to kill two detectives.
Michael Jenkins said he met Mendenhall in the Metro Jail. Jenkins said the truck driver did not mention the lawmen by name, but he knew Mendenhall was talking about detectives Pat Postiglione and Lee Freeman. 
The pair arrested Mendenhall in July 2007 at the truck stop and charged him with killing Sarah Hulbert. Her body was found at the same truck stop a few weeks earlier. 

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