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You Make the Call D.O. v. State (2nd DCA 2002) The Facts: D.O. was with other juveniles walking in from a beach to a gated residential complex. While officers were at the complex responding to a call, nothing links the call to the juveniles’ presence at the complex or to any illegal activity. The officers approached the juveniles to see what they were doing, and one officer noticed a black object in D.O.’s pocket; he also saw D.O. put his hand in his pocket. The officer asked what it was and asked D.O. to take his hands out of his pockets, which he did, although he did not answer the question. The officer then patted the outside of D.O.’s pocket and squeezed the object. When she could not identify the object, she reached in and removed it from D.O.’s pocket; it was a glass pipe (marijuana was also found). All in the Family We’re delighted to find out that even more employees than we imagined have relatives working along with them at the Broward Sheriff’s Office. Here’s a few we learned of recently ... The Campbell/Clarke family is alive and well at BSO. Pictured at right are: (back row, l. to r.) Sgt. Kennard Campbell, District 1; Chief Rickey Clarke, District 6; Dep. Walton Campbell, SRD Unit; (middle row, l. to r.) Sonya Campbell, District 2; Sgt. Sylvia Clarke, Women's Facility; Marilyn Campbell, Human Resources; (front row, seated) Jackie Long, Countywide Operations. So, who's related to who? Kennard, Walton, Sonya and Slyvia are siblings. Rickey and Sylvia are married. Walton and Marilyn are married. Jackie is married to Rickey's uncle. Talk about all in the family! Dep. Kristy Mueller of District 12 with her half-brother, Det. Matthew Patten, of SID (in disguise for his own protection). The siblings never knew each other existed until a few years ago when they happened upon each other at BSO during the Oakland Park P.D. transition. Dep. Mueller, who joined BSO as a result of that merger, was born during Dep. Patten’s father’s first marriage, which Det. Patten never learned about until recently. He recognized her maiden name (Manzel) as matching that of his father’s and his mother then filled him in on all of the details. We always talk about BSO being one big family, but who knew just how much of a family it really was! 14 You Decide: Did the officer have a reasonable belief that a juvenile was armed with a dangerous weapon to justify a search? What the Court Decided: Before trial, the defendant filed a motion to suppress, which was denied and he pleaded no contest and appealed the denial of the motion to suppress. At the trial court suppression hearing, the officer testified that she searched the pocket because she did not know what was inside. If an officer does not have an articulable reasonable suspicion that a person is armed with a dangerous weapon, a search is impermissible. The officer was solely inspecting an unknown object and that is not sufficient for probable cause to seize an item. The defendant won the appeal. Alicia Valois, Executive Assistant to Sheriff Ken Jenne, with her brother, Dep. Francisco Valois of Central Intake.
Communications Division Celebrates in Style BSO’s Communications Division recently celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, enjoying thanks and recognition from virtually all of the districts and municipalities BSO serves. Tasty treats including cookies, fruits and cakes arrived daily, as did flowers, cards and e-mails of appreciation. Sheriff Ken Jenne issued a proclamation in honor of the communications operators, who are responsible for originating almost 40 million radio transmissions each year. In District 11, a fun theme was chosen for each day of the celebration, including sports day, ‘70s day, patriotic day and even a Hawaiian day. Maj. Paul Lauria capped off the week on Easter Sunday when he served up his special trademark pancakes (at least 250 of them!) to more than 50 Communications and Fire Rescue staff at the Public Safety Building. You can imagine how much butter and syrup they used! The staff agrees that not only is Maj. Lauria a leader and visionary in telecommunications and radio technology, but a legend as well for his pancake-cooking ability! 15
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