Local law enforcement officers who found a missing autistic boy, figured out what happened to a woman slain when she tried to leave a cult and shut down an international child pornography ring have been honored by a national organization.
JaShawn Logan, a District police officer; Neil O’Callaghan, a D.C.-based special agent with Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations; and David Hines, a sheriff colonel in Hanover County, Va., were among the 13 investigators nationwide recognized at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s annual awards ceremony.
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