“Job Corps refused to give names of all students…”
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By SEAN O’SULLIVAN and TERRI SANGINITI • The News Journal • March 25, 2010
As New Castle County police worked to break a burglary ring that had hit more than 100 homes, it took federal labor officials more than two weeks to decide that they were going to refuse to cooperate with a state subpoena, which police again said stalled the investigation.
Leni Uddyback-Fortson, regional director of the U.S. Department of Labor, this week defended the decision to not cooperate, arguing the police request was over-broad — seeking the names of all students who attended the center over the past two years — which violated federal privacy rules and would have exposed hundreds of innocent students to police scrutiny.
She also said they do not tolerate violence or drug use by students — but declined to directly comment on this case and the operation of its Wilmington Job Corps Center by the private, Utah-based Management and Training Corp.
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