Opportunities & Mobility in Law Enforcement

The biggest compliments that I ever get is kids saying they wanna be just like me when they grow up and I tell them, it is an amazing job. I love my job you know, I wouldn't trade it for the world. I started out on different career path and realized that was not what I wanted to be doing. I enjoyed the outdoors. I enjoyed an active lifestyle, so something more than just business worth sitting behind a desk it really wasn't fitting for me. Paid the bills. Talking to being a a law enforcement, serving the community is the best part of this. Job. I responded to emergency calls, my best battery calls, treble calls, calls for service. It's something that I loved. There can be definitely tough days, but it's super, super rewarding. We're stepping up and saying, I'm gonna do everything I can to bring about a positive change. Over the radio. A three month old was choking, turning blue. I saw it pop up on the CAD before I was even dispatched, got there, started doing CPR and back close, and if I would've been a minute later, that kid would've passed away so to me, I mean, saving a three months old life is, it's, it's key it was one time where it was a couple and they had two kids they were being kicked out of the house by some other family members, and we actually all came up with enough money, put this family in a hotel, and I think about three or four months later, he's like, man, what you guys did for me really changed my life you know, you can see the difference that you make. There's two types of people in the world, one that darkens the room when they walk in, and one that lightens the room and then when I walk in. I meet people at sometimes when they're at their worst, I'm there to help them. Regardless. Whether you're working on the street, you're working in investigations, you're working in a drug unit, K nine bomb SWAT negotiations team we have so many different opportunities because there's always potential to move. Up at the end of the day, you know that you made a difference going to work that day, and sometimes you may have saved a life the biggest benefit of serving the community is just being part of something that's bigger than yourself. Go to your local agencies and do ride alongs. I've always had it in the back of my mind. I knew I, this is what I wanted to do. I hope you join the team and step up and serve step up and serve step up and serve with your heart, with your mind that is what we need in law enforcement every day, 24 7.

The biggest compliments that I ever get is kids saying they wanna be just like me when they grow up and I tell them, it is an amazing job. I love my job you know, I wouldn't trade it for the world my aspiration in life really is to help out in any way that I can. That's why I chose this line of work. Serving the community is the best part of this job you know, what do you want to do really at the end of the day? Because there's a lot of different things that we do. Whether you're working on the street, you're working in investigations, you're working in a drug unit, we have. A boat team, a dive team, canines, drones, traffic reconstructionists you know, we have a civilian staff and there's support staff we have a correctional division. I did three years as dispatch. I honestly think that has made me a better deputy we welcome. Any type of background if you seek this career, we're gonna provide you with all the tools and resources in order to be extremely successful and do more things than you could ever think of. We're stepping up and saying, I'm gonna do everything I can to bring about a positive change those are the people that we need in this profession, that are driven to help others and to protect others. Every time you put the uniform on, it is a gift at the end of the day, you know that you made a difference going to work that day, and sometimes you may have saved a life. I'm proud to be there, proud to be working, proud to be serving, and we need more dedicated people who's willing to protect and serve this. Country you never know, this might be the one thing you wanna do for the rest of your life this might help you go to the next step of what you wanna do in your life. Law. Enforcement is an honorable profession. I hope you join the team. I hope you join the team and step up and serve and step up and serve. This. Is where you belong step up and serve. It's a wonderful profession to be a part of and to help your community.

The biggest compliments that I ever get is kids saying they wanna be just like me when they grow up and I tell them, it is an amazing job. I love my job. You know, I wouldn't trade it for the world. My aspiration in life really is to help out in any way that I can. That's why I chose this line of work. Serving the community is the best part of. This job. You know, what do you want to do really at the end of the day? Because there's a lot of different things that we do. Whether you're working on the street, you're working in investigations, you're working in a drug unit, we have. A boat team, a dive team, canines, drones, traffic reconstructionist. You know, we have a civilian staff and there's support staff. We have a correctional division. I did three years as dispatch. I honestly think that has made me a better deputy. We welcome any type of background. If you seek this career, we're gonna provide you with all the tools and resources in order to be extremely successful and do more things than you could ever think of. We're stepping up and saying, I'm gonna do everything I can to bring about a positive change. Those are the people that we need in this profession, that are driven to help others and to protect others. Every time you put the uniform on, it is a gift. At the end of the day, you know that you made a difference going to work that day, and sometimes you may have saved a life. I'm proud to be there, proud to be working, proud to be serving. And we need more dedicated people who's willing to protect and serve this country. Law enforcement is an honorable profession. I hope you join the team. I hope you join the team. And step up and serve.

Basically, I get to go to work and play with my dog every day, and then at the end of the day, he comes home with me and we hang out there too. He's a good boy. I have, uh, K9 Gator. We are a certified team, dual purpose in narcotics, tracking, article search, and apprehension. He's extremely good at what he does. Serving the community is just being part of something that's bigger than yourself. I hope you join the team. And step up and serve.

When you have a conclusion to a case that brings a, a victim the closure that they deserve to have, you're gonna get the best enjoyment out of this no matter what is going on because you recognize and you will go away knowing that I had a positive impact on a person's life today, and that's the best reward you can receive because the Detectives Division, that's what we're here for.

The biggest compliments that I ever get is kids saying they wanna be just like me when they grow up. I'm the school resource officer, and they love playing tag with me and love asking questions about all my gear. Or like, "How do I become a law enforcement officer? What do I need to do?" And I tell them it is an amazing job. I love my job. You know, I wouldn't trade it for the world.

What do you want to do really at the end of the day? Because, you know, we're not just patrol. We're not the SWAT team. We're not just narcotics. We have a correctional division. You know, we have a civilian staff, and there's support staff, and there's a lot of different things that we do. And to treat each person with dignity and respect and try to solve their problem, there is nothing more rewarding than being able to do that for other people. Law enforcement is an honorable profession. I hope you join the team and step up and serve.