(CENTREVILLE) – Two new faces has been added to the team at the St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office.

Prosecutor Deborah J. Davis says she’s proud to announce the addition of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Angelique Camfield. This marks a major milestone for Davis in fulfilling her campaign promise to rebuild the Prosecutor’s Office into a fully staffed and high functioning legal team.

When Davis took office in January, the Prosecutor’s Office was operating with only two licensed attorneys in an office historically staffed with five. With the hiring of Camfield along with a recent Michigan State University College of Law graduate, the office is now nearing full staffing levels for the first time in over three years.

Camfield brings extensive experience from both private practice in criminal defense and prior prosecutorial roles in Calhoun, Allegan and Kalamazoo Counties. As an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Camfield was often assigned difficult domestic violence and rape cases.

Davis says the fifth member of the team, Abby Stoll of Sherwood, is preparing for Bar licensure and currently practices part-time under supervision with the intent to stay on indefinitely upon admission to the State Bar of Michigan.

Davis says she is also seeking approval from the St. Joseph County Commission to add a Prosecutorial Investigator role by year’s end to enhance case review, follow-up and trial prep.