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Jonathan F. Thompson
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Tim Woods
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Sheriff Daron Hall
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October 4, 2018 - 09:48 - Nucci with Kids – Photographer Unknown. Photo shows St. Lucie Sheriff’s K9 team Brandon Nuccio and K9 Dallas with a group of kindergarteners.August 31, 2015 - 10:43 - Deputy Lamond James on a routine traffic stop. Credit: Tiffany Mentzer, Camden County Sheriff's OfficeJune 28, 2017 - 14:54 - Family Violence: Don't Kick the Kid...or the Dog!August 7, 2018 - 18:12 - Make-a-Wish at the Lancaster County Sheriff's tent with small gifts for kids. Date: May 2018 Pictured: Deputy GriffithJune 8, 2016 - 08:50 - On February 5th of 2016, Seaside police Office Sergeant Jason Goodding was shot and killed during the arrest of a wanted Felon in downtown Seaside Oregon in Clatsop County two blocks from the flag that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. He was our friend, my neighbor and loved by all in this community and is truly missed. He leaves behind a wife and two young beautiful daughters. Over 4000 people attended his funeral from all over the United States. Seaside has a population of about 6000 people. We honor this man by flying the flag of the United States of America at half mast and as Deputy Sheriffs we stand united with our fellow municipal Officers. My Deputies are proud men and women who sacrifice much and understand that every day they too may see their end of watch. Thank you for this opportunity. Sheriff Tom Bergin Credit: Deputy Chance Moore, Clatsop County Sheriff's OfficeOctober 21, 2015 - 11:10 - The Pit is home to dozens of people who are homeless, most of whom struggle with addiction, mental illness or both. The grounds are littered with tents, garbage, stolen property, used hypodermic needles, and makeshift shelters. Every community has at least one place like The Pit. Snohomish County has dozens. After years of data and seeing the same faces over and over again, Snohomish County Sheriff Ty Trenary (along with dozens of other chiefs and sheriffs across the country) could see that the approach was not working. The county still had homeless people and mental illness in this population continued to go untreated. Problems related to drug or alcohol addiction not only continued, but were rising. The people sent to jail for trespass would come back out in two to three days and go right back to living on the street. As a result, Office of Neighborhoods deputies are charged with reaching out and trying to connect each person with service they need. Within the first month of the unit being fully staffed, they made over 200 individual contacts in the field. The hope in Snohomish County is that the new approach by Office of Neighborhoods stops funneling vulnerable populations into jail and instead into the services they need. Credit: Shari Ireton, Snohomish County Sheriff's Office June 28, 2017 - 14:54 - Family Violence: Don't Kick the Kid...or the Dog!March 6, 2019 - 15:03 - Photographer: Alicia Stemper Date taken: March 6, 2019 Brief Description: Corporal Peele changes the battery in a life track device. See further description below copied from our website. Names of individuals in image: Corporal Ashley Peele Orange County Sheriff’s Office Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina LIFE TRACK is a rapid response program that locates people with cognitive or mental health special needs who wander away from their caregivers. Clients may have Alzheimer’s, Autism, Down Syndrome, Dementia or other cognitive or mental health special needs. Clients enrolled in the program are fitted with a bracelet or anklet that contains a battery operated transmitter and emits a tracking signal. If person wearing the bracelet wanders away, the caregiver calls 911. Members of our team immediately respond to the wanderer’s area and use a mobile receiver to locate the person. On average, the wanderer is successfully located within thirty minutes. January 31, 2012 - 21:57 - Sheriff B.J. Roberts visited the Young Gentleman's Club of Booker Elementary School made up of 4th and 5th graders. Sheriff Roberts delivered a message on the workings of city and state government to the curious young men. Sheriff fielded questions for more than 30 minutes. Credit: Lt. Alonzo Cherry, Hampton Sheriff's OfficeMay 5, 2016 - 09:41 - Camden County Mock Wreck to raise awareness of drinking and driving. Credit: Tiffany Mentzer, Camden County Sheriff's OfficeAugust 27, 2015 - 11:03 - Camden County Hands Across the Border Checkpoint. Credit: Tiffany Mentzer, Camden County Sheriff's OfficeMay 5, 2016 - 10:36 - Camden County students on the 'BAT' Breath Alcohol Testing Mobile Unit. Credit: Tiffany Mentzer, Camden County Sheriff's Office