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Cop who nixed Bryan Kohberger as intern: ‘One of best decisions I ever made’ | Banfield
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11:00Now PlayingFormer Pullman, Wash., Police Chief Gary Jenkins joins “Banfield” to recall his Zoom interview with Bryan Kohberger in 2022 for an internship he was seeking. Kohberger had communication issues and wasn’t selected, he says. Months later, Jenkins learned Kohberger was suspected of killing four University of Idaho students. “The hair on the back of my neck stood up,” he said. “Had I selected him, he would have been embedded with the Pullman Police Department.”
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