Acosta becomes county’s first Latino deputy state’s attorney - Prince Georges County, Maryland

Yesterday at the office of Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Glenn F. Ivey in Upper Marlboro, Carlos Acosta was sworn in as the county’s first Latino deputy state’s attorney.

“I’m truly humbled to he here again,” Acosta said as state members flooded the room approvingly. They took pictures and said approving words as he took the oath of office and signed his name to the certificate of office. Ivey, who stood watching the scene approvingly, said he hired Acosta for more than just history.”*

*From: http://www.thesentinel.com
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