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Coeur d'Alene High Schooler Jesse Sundberg, seated, and Lakeland High Schooler Jaeden Erk, standing on platform, learn how to manage frozen pipes and troublesome leaks as they work on a project with former homicide detective and current plumbing instructor Shea Robertson at Kootenai Technical Education Campus.
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KTEC plumbing instructor Shea Robertson worked homicide for nine years with the Long Beach Police Department during his 29-year career in law enforcement in Southern California. He recently showed students how to manage frozen pipes and pesky leaks as they worked on a mock bathroom.
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With frigid temperatures outside and the wind howling across the Rathdrum Prairie this winter, former homicide detective Shea Robertson was inside the Kootenai Technical Education Campus showing high school students how to deal with frozen pipes and troublesome leaks.
Students from Coeur d’Alene and Lake City high schools carefully worked on a mock bathroom, turning wrenches as water began to flow through the system.
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