2010 Annual Report - Carroll County Government
2010 Annual Report - Carroll County Government
2010 Annual Report - Carroll County Government
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3/17/10 - The Westminster Police<br />
Department held their annual awards<br />
ceremony at McDaniel College. Among<br />
the 36 people and police officers<br />
honored were the 10 members of the<br />
<strong>Carroll</strong> <strong>County</strong> Crisis Response Team.<br />
Chief Jeffrey Spaulding honored the<br />
Team with the Westminster Police<br />
Department Unit Citation. Among the<br />
ten personnel assigned to the Unit<br />
are 5 <strong>Carroll</strong> <strong>County</strong> Sheriff Office<br />
deputies, Lt. Clint Cromwell, Sgt. Mike<br />
Zepp, Corporals Walter Dayton and<br />
William Burdt and DFC Phil Lawrence.<br />
This tactical response team served<br />
over 60 high risk search warrants<br />
during <strong>2010</strong> and successfully mitigated<br />
a hostage barricade incident.<br />
5/11/10 – Cpls. Russ Fritz and<br />
Walter Dayton were recognized for<br />
their involvement in a police pursuit<br />
originating in Frederick <strong>County</strong>. The<br />
suicidal driver was armed with a<br />
handgun and knife and had eluded<br />
police officers in a chase that began<br />
in Frederick City. Cpl. Dayton kept<br />
abreast of the pursuit and staged<br />
<strong>Carroll</strong> <strong>County</strong> deputies to assist. As<br />
the subject entered <strong>Carroll</strong> <strong>County</strong> on<br />
Route 26 Cpl. Fritz deployed stop<br />
sticks which disabled the stolen vehicle<br />
and allowed for the capture of the<br />
driver.<br />
5/13/10 – Baltimore Region<br />
Transportation Focused Evacuation<br />
Tabletop Exercise – this exercise<br />
hosted by the Baltimore Urban Area<br />
Work Group, U.S. Department of<br />
Homeland Security and the Howard<br />
<strong>County</strong> Police Department involved<br />
the emergency evacuation of the<br />
population of the City of Baltimore<br />
to the surrounding metro counties.<br />
The exercise was broken down<br />
into counties with each work group<br />
addressing the issues presented by the<br />
massive undertaking. A presentation<br />
was then given by each county<br />
elaborating their participation and plans.<br />
These were critiqued and finalized<br />
at a follow up meeting. The <strong>Carroll</strong><br />
<strong>County</strong> Sheriff’s Office represented<br />
<strong>Carroll</strong> <strong>County</strong> law enforcement for this<br />
exercise and planning.<br />
Honors & Awards<br />
On O February F b 5, 5 <strong>2010</strong> Cpl. C l BBrant t WWebb bb and d DFC Mi Michael h l Fit FitzGerald G ld<br />
were awarded the annual Smooth Operator Recognition Award by<br />
Sheriff Tregoning. The Smooth Operator Program targets aggressive<br />
drivers that endanger the users of Maryland’s highways. Cpl. Webb<br />
and DFC FitzGerald led the Sheriff’s Offi ce in their enforcement<br />
efforts and were recognized for their initiative and dedication to<br />
duty. Pictured above from left is Major Tom Long, DFC Michael<br />
Fitzgerald and Sheriff Ken Tregoning.<br />
On September 11, <strong>2010</strong> Cpl Cpl. Brant Webb was recognized for<br />
completion of Level 1 of the Maryland Traffi c Safety Specialist<br />
Program. Above from left is Major Tom Long, DFC Brant Webb and<br />
Captain Vince Maas.<br />
<strong>Carroll</strong> Ca C rr rrol oll <strong>County</strong> Co Coun un unty ty Sheriff’s She he heri riff ff’s ’s Office Off ffice e 19 1 <strong>2010</strong> 201 010 <strong>Annual</strong> An Annu nu n al <strong>Report</strong> Rep epor ort