January 22, 2016 - Monroe County Sheriff`s Office

January 22, 2016
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Deputy Becky Herrin, Media Relations Division, Headquarters building on Stock Island. This publication can
be viewed on line at www.keysso.net/employees/weekly_rap_up/weekly_rap_up.htm
Employee Awards Ceremony
On the left, Sheriff’s Office employees
of the fourth quarter: Explorer Mako
Geide, School Resource Deputy Derick
Velez, Detention Deputy William Brown,
Reserve Deputy Harrold Knowles, Farmer
Jeanne Selander with Sheriff Rick
Ramsay.
Sheriff Ramsay awarded Deputies Josh Gordon
and David Lariz with the Sheriff’s Medal for their
involvement in an armed confrontation on Stock Island.
Deputy Gordon was shot in the chest. The bullet was
stopped by his bullet proof vest. Deputy Lariz backed
up Deputy Gordon and returned fire after he was hit.
Long time Reserve Lieutenant Bob Smith
was recognized for his thousands of hours
of volunteer service as he retires
from the ranks of Sheriff’s Office
reserve force.
Explorer Post 906 performed
duties of color guard at the
ceremony and did a beautiful
job. Left to right, Angel Muino,
Daniela Layva, SRO Deputy
Derick Velez, Sheriff Ramsay,
Yanelys Vergara and Darian
Companioni.
You can feel the chill just looking at the photo on the
left as the Sheriff’s Office holds another boating class.
Thirteen dedicated students (pictured below) took
part, mostly in the wind and rain, learning to pilot the
vessels, how to do vessel stops and pursuit training. A
big thanks to the instructors, Mike Digiovanni, Martin
Digrius, Wilfredo Guerra, Christopher Mattson from
FWC, and Deputy Nelson Sanchez.
Bureau of Corrections took part in annual retraining in CPR last week. On the right, even the oldtimers participated in the training. Left to right, 20 year veteran Derek Shine; 25 year veteran
Lenny Alonzo, 22 year veteran John Keen and 15 year veteran Jason Vidal.
District One deputies were busy this week.
Top left, Sgt. Linda Mixon’s squad in roll call
training with stinger spikes; Top right, Sgt.
Trevor Wirth’s squad going over handgun
familiarization and cleaning and, on the
bottom left, Sgt. Mixon’s squad performing
traffic stops on Cudjoe Key in response to
complaints about speeding.
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One more holiday pic! Sgt. Spenser Bryan’s squad
donating gifts to children at the Domestic Abuse Shelter
in Marathon for Christmas!
Deputy Mark Martin and
FWC Officer Olly Adams
were in Britain and went
mountain climbing in Wales
with a group of friends over
Christmas break. They were
on Mount Tryfan at over
3,000 feet when they were
hit by a storm with 90+
mph winds. Sounds like
quite an adventure!
Inspection season is here - everyone is getting
ready! Here is District One CIU all dressed
up for their inspection. They do it separately
because they cook for the rest of the district
when they get together for the larger
inspection event.
Birthday
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Name
Underwood
Wyatt
Delgado
Fanelli
Mullin-Meagher
Reams
Carey
Prinston
Deihl
Wallace
Harrell
Woodward
Captain Corey Bryan, introducing newly
promoted Sgt. Yunier Galvez at a Village of
Job Title
Johnny
Deputy Sheriff Islamorada Council meeting.
Christopher Deputy Sheriff
Frank
Deputy Sheriff
Donald
Captain Deputy Sheriff
Margaret
Senior Intelligence Analyst
Zachary
Detention Deputy
Peggy
Detention Records Assistant
Gladimir
Detention Deputy
Donniece
Detention Records Supervisor
Kara
Senior Analyst
Angelique Investigative Assistant
Ardie
Airport Security Technician
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Farmer Jeanne Selander is, as usual, busy and in great demand, particularly at schools and
community events. On the left, she hosted a film crew for an entire day on the farm from “Crime
Watch Daily”. On the right, she and Mo the Sloth made an appearance at the Inez Martin Child Care
Center.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office presented a check
to Marc for the purchase of a live scan fingerprinting
device which will be used to fingerprint volunteers and
employees of MARC as well as of other local non-profit
organizations. In the photo, left to right MARC Board
Member Sue Harrison, MARC Executive Director Diana
Flenard, and MARC Board Members Captain Lee Ann
Holroyd and Diane Schmidt.
Deputy George Rosemeyer with Special
Olympics athlete Heyden Finney as they
support a Special Olympics fund raising and
awareness campaign. Special Olympics
is supported throughout Monroe County
by Publix, Monroe
County Sheriff’s Office
and many other local
sponsors.
Before and after photos of large piles of tires dumped on a dirt road off of
State Road 905 in Key Largo. The clean up effort was handled jointly by
Sheriff’s Sgt. Tom Kiffney, Deputy David Minor, Monroe County Public Works
and Florida Keys Electric Coop.
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Funeral arrangements for Key West Police Sgt. Eric Biskup are as follows:
Date: Monday, January 25, 2016, 4:00 p.m.
Location: St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 1010 Windsor Ln.
Reception will follow the service:
Location: Audubon House at 205 Whitehead St. from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Cadets and Explorers throughout the
county learned the ins and outs of traffic
stops. In the top two photos, Post 905 and
post advisors work together training in
the Upper Keys. Below, posts 904 and 906
working together with Sgt. Glenn Test as
instructor.
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Register On Or Before
5/20/16
Angler
$125
12 & Under
$50
Groups over 4 $500
Day Of
Angler
$150
12 & Under
$60
Groups over 4
$600
Jr’s Dock Fishing $10
(Trophies Awarded)
Contact
[email protected]
305-504-3795
Grand Prize $3,200 Mahi Brass
Trophy + $300
HOSTED AT
Mutton Snapper/Grouper $250 largest of each
Captains Meeting/Final Registration
Fri May 20th 5:00 – 7:00pm
1313 Ocean Bay Drive
Key Largo, Florida
WE ARE SEEKING
SPONSORS!
TICKETS FOR THE DINNER/PARTY ON
SUNDAY 5PM AT THE KEY LARGO
FISHERIES ARE $25 FOR THOSE
Harmony Healing Center
WISHING TO PARTICIPATE THAT ARE
Key Largo
NOT FISHING
Music-Door Prizes- Dinner– Awards – 50/50 – Silent Auction
2nd Place $200
Saturday Weigh-in 3pm-5pm
Sunday Weigh-in 3pm-5pm
Weigh-in’s are Dockside
Awards Dinner to be held
immediately after final weigh-in
ALL WILL BE HELD AT KEY LARGO
FISHERIES
www.keylargofisheries.com/
The Law Enforcement Torch Run
for Special Olympics Florida is the
movement’s largest grass-roots
fundraiser and awareness vehicle.
More than 6000 law enforcement
officers carry the Flame of Hope
across Florida each year raising
money and awareness for Special
Olympics Florida.
LETR Coming to Monroe County County
on
April 8, 2016
Torch Run Merchandise Available
Now!
Tech Shirts: $20, Black & Camo Hats $10.00
To purchase merchandise or make a donation contact:
{[email protected]}
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Al Mueller Memorial Classic
25th Annual Golf Tournament
Benefiting
Take Stock in Children Scholarship Fund
Sunday January 31, 2016 7:30 am Start Time
Key West Golf Club
6450 College Road, Stock Island, FL
305-294-5232
Major Sponsors
The Lookout Foundation
Summerland Key, Florida
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KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
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TICKETS
JANUARY 29 & 30, 2016
7:00 – 9:00 PM
CHILD (2-5) - $5.00
ADULT - $10.00
ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
A COPY OF THE OFFICAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL FREE 1-800-435-7352
WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.
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BE THE VOICE
OF 2016
Youth Success
Luncheon
SPONSORED BY:
DEPARTMENT OF
JUVENILE JUSTICE
Thursday, JANUARY 28
Noon – 1:30 pm
DJJ Building
College Road, 1st floor
Key West
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The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office will be
partnering with the
Duck Key Property Owners Association for a
neighborhood clean up
Saturday Jan 30th 9:00AM
Meeting location
Club Duck Key
103 N. Bahama Dr
Water and bags will be provided
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Layton Community Clean Up
The Layton Garden Club, City of Layton, and the Monroe County Sheriff’s
Office are planning a community clean up
January 23, 2016 8:00 A.M.
The Streets targeted for the clean up are South Layton Drive, Long Key Lake Drive,
and one mile on both sides of the City’s US One Corridor, especially along the bike
path.
We Need Your Help to make this event successful!!!
Everyone is Welcome to participate.
Please consider donating your time, golf cart, mechanical tongs or anything
else you may think would be helpful.
We will be providing disposable gloves, trash bags, drinking water and
hand sanitizer.
Join us at the front of the fire house at MM 68 oceanside at 8:00 a.m.
We will be serving coffee in the morning and
Grilled burgers and hotdogs will be served after the work is done.
For more information on how you can volunteer or donate needed items,
Please contact Suzanne Murchie at 305-664-2064 or [email protected]
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