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A legendary figure in Prince George’s politics, community organizer Elsie Jacobs plays an unusual role in the county sheriff’s office.
Jacobs, 85, is not an employee of the office but helps organize and schedule evictions — one of the sheriff’s primary responsibilities. She also has what she called asecurity detail made up of sheriff’s deputies, she said during a recent interview with The Banner.
The evictions typically happen twice per monthand have been dubbed “Elsie Jacobs days” by sheriff’s deputies. In exchange for her eviction services, Jacobs said, she charges landlords a fee.
How much?
“That’s none of your business,” she said.
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