Sheriff

I am excited to talk about my unique qualifications for the Office of Sheriff. I bring over 30+ years of law enforcement experience, as do several of the other candidates. However, unlike the other candidates, I have and am actively involved with the sheriff’s office and the community since I began serving with the Elbert County Sheriff’s Office(ECSO). From the beginning, I have made a strong effort to meet members of the community in order to understand both their needs and concerns. It has been

local county office to me is the Sheriff. When most people think of our county Sheriff they think of their job as writing tickets and arresting criminals; although these things are part of their job these things are just a piece of the responsibility that Sheriffs all over the country carry. When most people hear the word Sheriff they think something negatively. These people don’t realize everything a Sheriff does to keep us and our county safe. The Sheriff is the highest Law Enforcement

is that possibility. We have to let the system do its job. Whatever happens, we have done all that we can to solve this crime. We’re here. Let’s see if the Sheriff has anything to add.” They entered the building and exchanged cordial greetings with the officers on duty who motioned for them to enter the sheriff’s office. “Good morning, Sheriff.” “Ray, Lacey, how are you guys today.” “It’s early and Ray isn’t human before several cups of coffee.” “Ray, there’s coffee in the breakroom down the hall

Kenneth Toles Professor Busby Literature 221 November 23, 2014 Rick Tyler: The American To be truly American is a hard thing to achieve. There are so many different ways to live life. The American way, of course, is the easy way. At least, that is the common perception of the American way. The whole world sees America as a lazy country that does not even want to keep its own companies in it. America outsources, takes what other countries have discovered, and incorporates other countries’ ideals

The decision to become a deputy sheriff is not one I take lightly, I know this career path is challenging, stressful and dangerous and I have prepared physically and mentally to overcome all obstacles that are thrown my way. The Virginia Beach Sheriff's Department professionalism and commitment to excellence make it an easy choice to begin a law enforcement career. The position as a Virginia Beach Deputy Sheriff falls in line with my college degree in criminal justice and provides me an opportunity

I learned a lot of useful things while riding with the Deputy. I learned some of the codes that Perry county uses. I learned the Youth Correction center and even went to one in Lancaster. I have got to see a Domestic Violence happen and how the Sheriffs, State Trooper, and Town Officers deal with them. There was so much to like about riding with the Sheriff’s department. It’s hard to pick just one thing. I liked going on the calls (especially the ones where we got to turn on the lights and sirens)

One hundred and seventeen police officers died in 2014, and one was a police officer from Placer County Sheriff. His name was Mike Davis and gunned down on October 24th, 2014 with another officer from Sacramento County. Since 1791, 20538 police officers have died in the line of duty. Also, videos have ruined their reputation, like a San Francisco homeless man who resisted arrest, but the bystanders did not see him kick the officer. Finally, the reason why there is police is to stop people from

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

Placer County Sheriff Ride Along 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

So there I was, sitting in the parking lot of the Central Precinct of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. It was about 1745 in the evening when I knocked on the side entrance of the precinct to begin my ride-along. I was a little apprehensive about both meeting all of the deputies and the ride-along itself. As I ascended the steps into their briefing room, I remember thinking about how ironic it was that I was a little nervous considering I have been to Iraq and been in convoys and helped with security