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‘‘Fuel is part of our operations because we’re mobile, so the sacrifice might have to be in other things other than fuel if that becomes an issue,” said St. Mary’s County Sheriff Timothy K. Cameron, who like most law enforcement leaders�is monitoring fuel consumption. ‘‘... what we don’t want to affect is any service to the public.” (Above) One of Cameron’s deputies, Scott Ruest, fills up.

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