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And then, there were 6

CHANDLER, Arizona - Two detectives in this town’s sheriff department are getting a little worried about their recruits, or lack thereof. In November, the list of candidates for a sheriff’s deputy job was at 145. Since then, 139 have either dropped out or been disqualified - leaving the department with only six remaining possible recruits. The detectives hope to have four of the six attend the academy in the spring, but there are still a few steps remaining in the process. The candidates must pass a polygraph exam, psychological test, background investigation, and physical, and have a meeting with the sheriff. "The odds aren’t great, but we’re still hoping," said Detective Brian Reed.