Aug 31, 2026 · 41 min · 6 segments
PART II LaMonte Cooke, a resident of Chestertown, Maryland, began his career in law enforcement in 1975 as Kent County’s first African American Deputy Sheriff. He joined Queen Anne’s County in…
LaMonte CookeGuestBruce GroveHostBeth MalaskyHostSo we got to talk a lot about the past, but I know you're not done yet, because you have been looking forward to the future of a new detention center.

We were trying to work that around, and I think we kind of saw part of it where we were going to put the addition.

However, what were we going to do when it came time to renovate what we're working in now?
Yeah, because you, I mean, what do you, you have to be able to completely to still operate while you're doing the

And every time we planned something, and I know, I'm going to say his name because we just talked this morning.

Now, Brianna, our captain, Cotman, she's now involved because we're trying to pass that torch on to her, working with her.
So we got to talk a lot about the past, but I know you're not done yet, because you have been looking forward to the future of a new detention center.

We were trying to work that around, and I think we kind of saw part of it where we were going to put the addition.

However, what were we going to do when it came time to renovate what we're working in now?
Yeah, because you, I mean, what do you, you have to be able to completely to still operate while you're doing the

And every time we planned something, and I know, I'm going to say his name because we just talked this morning.

Now, Brianna, our captain, Cotman, she's now involved because we're trying to pass that torch on to her, working with her.
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