“Many times, the guys on the road are called to assist with incidents that they never receive training for. The removal of these snakes was highly dangerous.” Meet Master Deputy Renaldo Cropp with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department. When a call came through from the dispatcher involving a situation…
“To help people. It’s that simple. This is a great way to do it.” Meet Patrol Officer Karen DeVors from the Camden Police Department. She’s been with the Camden Police Department for a little over a year, but has spent a total of 7 years in law enforcement. Her…
With 37 years spent in law enforcement—beginning as a deputy sheriff in Fairfield County and working his way up to Chief Deputy in the Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office—Investigator Keith Lewis brings a lot of experience to his work in the Sixth Circuit Solicitor’s Office. “Investigator Lewis does his job with…
“I was in an abusive relationship in high school and I went through a really hard time. I never pressed charges; I never had an advocate. I feel like if I can get the word out to young people, maybe there will be a young girl out there that wouldn’t…
Throughout Charleston County, you’ll find numerous individuals who are inspired by and who believe in Sergeant Harold Phillips, who works in the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office. Numerous nominations came in for Sergeant Phillips and all of them spoke about what a caring and outstanding individual that he is and that…
From his volunteer work throughout the community to the work he does daily as a Captain with the Columbia Metro Airport Department of Public Safety, Captain Torian Roseboro is always going above and beyond for his community. He’s been on the police side of things since 2012, but his life…
“He’s a natural leader,” his nomination read. “He always looks for possible ways to impact the citizens and make a difference.” Master Deputy Scott Heath, with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, has been in law enforcement for six years. His nomination shows us that Master Deputy Heath is all…
Meet Sergeant Bill Murphy of the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office. His nomination read, “Sergeant Murphy held many roles during his career, including narcotics and gang investigator, DARE instructor, and supervisor of narcotics and violent crime task force. However, it wasn’t until he began working for the Lancaster County Sheriff’s…
Serve and Connect, the SC Law Enforcement Officers Association and the SC Police Chiefs Association will coordinate a multi-location disaster relief drop off with participating Midlands police departments. The supplies collected will be sent to the areas across South Carolina most affected by Hurricane Florence. The drop-off locations will receive…
When asked what the key to connecting with the commented looked like, he said, “being willing to give someone a smile or say hey, willing to be personable. To have a normal conversation. Just communicate.” Meet our next Officer Gregory Alia Award finalist, Officer Nathan Helvey with the Fort Mill…
