My law enforcement career came before selfies and documenting every moment became an everyday habit. We didn’t always have a camera in our pocket, and taking pictures of ourselves wasn’t much of a priority. That means I have only a limited number of photographs from those years. Here are some of the moments I do have, collected in one place.
The presidential seal on a train that was on display for a presidential ceremony.
An elderly man arrested following an alleged attempt to offer money as a bribe, as recalled by Mark Dickinson.
Meth Lab
A selfie of me in the car (notice the seatbelt).
Me sleeping during a hurricane.
A selfie of me during the hurricane that I sent to my girlfriend.
Me assisting with a disabled vehicle, positioned facing the opposite direction of traffic because our front lights were brighter than the single rear light we had.
A selfie I sent to my girlfriend, telling her I was stuck out on the road waiting for a tow truck.
A selfie I sent to my girlfriend, telling her I was stuck out on the road waiting for a tow truck.
If I remember correctly, I took and texted these photos to show why we needed brighter LED lights.
If I remember correctly, I took and texted these photos to show why we needed brighter LED lights.
Me with a disabled vehicle.
Selfie to Girlfriend
A picture I took of my motor boots after getting yelled at because they were dirty.
My lieutenant multitasking while directing us on what to do.
Lieutenant Lenarsic outside the station just before he came in and told us to get out.
Motor training in the sand.
More motor training in the sand.
Motor training in the sand again.
Getting called into the office for something.
Fatal rollover.
Me on the motorcycle about to escort.
A man arrested following an alleged attempt to bribe a police officer.
A random selfie at work.
Cold day motor training.
Motor training.
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Dui Trainingfor New Officer
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