State crime-lab chief to resign
Barry Logan, the embattled chief of the state Crime Laboratory, will step down in March.
By Jennifer Sullivan
Seattle Times staff reporter
Originally published February 15, 2008 at 12:00 AM | Page modified February 15, 2008 at 12:42 AM
"The embattled director of the State Patrol crime labs has resigned,
accepting responsibility for allegations of sloppy work and fraud that jeopardized more than 100 DUI breath-test results in the past year."
and
"Logan's resignation comes just two weeks after
a panel of King County judges ruled that the state toxicology lab one of the two labs overseen by Logan engaged in "fraudulent and scientifically unacceptable" practices while preparing and analyzing breath tests used to prosecute suspected drunken drivers. The judges called for the suppression of the tests and laid much of the blame on Logan, finding he bore "a good deal of the responsibility for [the lab's] shortcomings.""
There is much more. I don't understand why this guy is testifying about anything.