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Gov. Jim Justice will announce an interim state police superintendent after Jan Cahill resigned amid an investigation into unspecified allegations.
Responding to media questions last week, Justice said during his regular news briefing that the investigation into the State Police was near its conclusion. The governor did not specify what the allegations were.
Cahill has served under Justice since the governor took office in 2017. Cahill previously was the sheriff in Greenbrier County, where the governor has a home and owns the posh Greenbrier resort. Before that, Cahill spent 23 years with the State Police in a variety of roles. He started as a field trooper in 1989 and retired as troop commander captain in Beckley in 2012, the year he was elected to the first of two terms as sheriff.