Colleagues remember 'iconic, no-nonsense' cop
WATERLOO â Some years ago, then-Waterloo Police Chief Doyle Marquart was in his office when a man came in off the street and asked to see him. âHe said, âYou should have a talk with one of your patrolmen.â This man went on to say he saw Eddie (Hilliard) pull a telephone line out of the street before looking to see if it was tangled in the power lines,â Marquart recalled of the conversation. âHe said Eddie told him, âYou should go mind your own business.ââ At that point, the man showed Marquart his identification as an Occupational Safety and Health...
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