Pasco Sheriff Case Study

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office in Florida is the tenth largest suburban agency in the country. The sheriff’s Office annual budget estimated to be 370 million. The current chief law enforcement in charge is Sheriff David Gee, who elected into office in 2004. After he had been elected to his position, subsequently, in “2007, he was awarded “Sheriff of the Year” by the National Crisis Intervention Team. In 2015, he was awarded the Liberty Bell Award by the Hillsborough County Bar Association” (“HCSO Gee,” 2004). Prior elected as Sheriff, Mr. Gee has served the Sheriff’s Office and the public for over thirty-seven years. He is responsible for managing one the largest agency in the nation. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s office requirements

On December 9, 2015, Ronald Beecroft, a white male, born on May 4, 1964, contacted the Lee County Sheriff 's Office to report a credit card fraud.

On Friday May 6, 2016 from 4:00pm to 12:00 am, I experienced a ride along with Placer County Sheriff deputy Nate Ferguson. Deputy Ferguson has been with the Placer County Sheriff’s department for 1 ½ years. Prior to that, he served as a police officer for 9 years with Citrus Heights Police Department. Deputy Ferguson’s beat for the night was basically The Greens and the surrounding area of Auburn from Dry Creek to Atwood on Hwy 49. The Greens is composed of low income housing, where drugs, exgang members and domestic violence is ramped. Auburn is also home to many transients and those on probation or parole. When AB101 became effective, Placer County probation became inundated with inmates from all over, even as far as Soledad State Prison. For example, last night as we were driving around scanning the surrounding area on Hwy 49 and Bell road, we both noticed a guy walking, wearing a trench coat and looked suspicious, so we stopped, and as deputy Ferguson got out of the vehicle to approach him, the guy kept on walking, in which he was about 50 feet ahead of him. Ferguson then ran, yelling for him to stop, but when he finally caught up to the guy, he was wearing headphones and didn’t hear him yell stop. Deputy Ferguson ran his ID and it came back that the guy was on parole for being a sex offender and was just released from Soledad. I watched Deputy Ferguson search this guy, he went through all of his pockets and up and down his legs

The Los Angeles County Sheriff 's Department is tasked with providing health care services to all incarcerated prisoners within a jail system which at present exceeds 18,500 inmates. Correctional Treatment Center (CTC) provides care and treatment for inmates requiring inpatient medical and or psychiatric care in this 196-bed rated medical unit located in the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in downtown Los Angeles. The inmate population is in poor health, largely due to the lifestyle choices of the inmates which often include substance abuse, violence, and living on the streets of Los Angeles. They require the same basic medical care that all residents of Los Angeles County require, including routine illness to advanced medical issues such as tuberculosis (TB), AIDS/HIV+, heart disease, diabetes, dialysis, paraplegics, and acute mental health problems. Additionally, problems associated with aging are becoming common as the jail population increasingly includes older inmates. In the wake of chronic overcrowding in the county lockups, the Sheriff 's Department has been struggling to provide adequate care for thousands of inmates, many of whom have never been treated, with illnesses ranging from tuberculosis to AIDS to schizophrenia. Reported rates of tuberculosis in jails and prisons are more than six times higher than those for the general population. Jails and prisons concentrate individuals at high risk for TB or noncompliance with therapy, including those who are

On November 14, 2017, California Highway Patrol (CHP) Sergeant Jesee Lopez contacted the Merced Multi-Area Gang Narcotic Enforcement Team (MAGNET) and requested assistance with a narcotics/ U.S currency investigation.

In August, 2017 President Trump pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona. In October of that year Judge Susan R. Bolton formally validated that pardon. Stemming from a 2007 racial profiling lawsuit for ignoring a federal judge's order to end ethnic profiling of Latinos for which Arpaio was convicted.

I am honored to the opportunity to internship at the Bibb County Sheriff Department supervised by Cindy Gresham, the executive assistant of this agencies. Historically, there were two agencies ensuring public safety in Bibb County, The Bibb County Sheriff Department and the Macon Police Department. There were five attempts to consolidate the two agencies, but consolidation was unsuccessful. However in 2003, the two agencies were consolidated into one unified government formally known as the “The Bibb County Sheriff Department.” This consolidations prompted a complete reconstruction of the unified agencies. There were new policies and rankings implemented and the creation of a newly organized board. This paper will explain the mission of the agency, the types of services provided, sources of revenue, the administration and organization structure, and community resources utilized.

While searching the house the police officers found a .22 caliber rifle gun that was introduced into evidence. During the trial the defendants grandmother claims that she didn’t know why the officers wanted to search her home, because they didn’t tell her what was

Garcia versus the Hartford Police Department in the State of Connecticut was a fairly recent case involving alleged violations of the department’s code of conduct (Norman, 2013). Mr. Edwin Garcia is a past employee of the Hartford Police Department, however, while still employed and off duty he witnessed an incident (Norman, 2013). Another officer of the Hartford Police Department arrested the owner of a Hispanic bar and officer Garcia claims he used excessive force (Norman, 2013). After reporting this incident through his chain of command and agreeing to a gag order for promise it would be addressed, the story somehow got out to the press (Norman, 2013). This appeared to put pressure on the Chief of Police to formally make a statement

Correctional Officer Gurrola (CO) interviewed the appellant on October 14, 2016. The appellant stated he is only being given 8 hours a month for visitation. The appellant stated the Southern Hispanics are given 4 hours every second and fourth Thursday's of the month by appointment. The appellant stated he should be given up to 12 hours a week for visitation per Title 15 Policy. The appellant concluded the visitation schedule should be consecutive with Friday, Saturdays, and Sundays.

The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office has been in the news lately for some serious accusations. They have engaged in unethical and criminal behavior throughout the years and the information about this department is coming to the forefront for the world to see. On April 2, 2015 during a sting operation of an undercover drug and gun buy, the suspect known as Eric Harris was shot by Robert Bates 73- year old volunteer reserve deputy with Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office. The suspect Eric was on PCP at the time and he took off running. Bates says he mistakenly pulled his gun instead of his taser during the pursuit. The news released a video of the shooting and what happened directly after Bates had shot Eric. The two deputies (Joseph Byars and Michael

On 3/18/17 at approximately 12:40 Hrs.; I, Ofc R. Marrero #26, of the Okeechobee City Police Department, was dispatched to 1116 SE 11th St. in reference to a suspicious incident. Upon my arrival, I met with Idell Pearce and she informed me that she has been receiving threatening letters from an anonymous person ever since she fired Karen Smith. Mrs. Smith used to be Mrs. Pearce's care taker, but she had to be let go because their constant disagreements.

The employee Davey Jones that works as a midnight dispatcher for the Ottawa county Sheriff Department, has the right to see his personal file not more than twice a year. Mr. Jones can only see his personal file during normal business hours. Mr. Jones have to put a request in writing and give it to his employer. Then the employer and Mr. Jones has to set up an appropriate time that works with both of their schedule’s. Mr. Jones if he can’t work out a schedule he can ask his employer to mail him a copy of his files. Mr. Jones can get a copy of his file, but employer will charge a fee for him to receive a copy of his file. Deputy Jones if he disagrees with something that is in his file, him and his employer have to come to some agreement

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — Law enforcement agencies in Wood County are working on efforts to gain federal resources to combat drug abuse in its communities.

The Hubbard Co. Sheriff’s Office is hiring a Full-Time deputy position & the Veteran Services Office & U of M Extension Service is looking for an Office Assistant. Please help us spread the work & share the posting with anyone that may be interested in joining our team. More info can be found at the Co.