2010 Annual Report - Carroll County Government

In March 2010 the Domestic ttic
Violence Unit was presented eed
the Sheriff’s Salute for the
outstanding level of service e
to the citizens of Carroll
County. From left is Captain iin
Clarence Lust, Ms. Betsy
Sayler, Major Nick Plazio,
Ms. Carol Amoss, Sgt. Brian aan
Geiman, Ms. Gwen Bell and nnd
Corporal Bob Isennock.
D.A.R.E.
Corporal Worthy
Washington is the
Sheriff’s Deputy
responsible for conducting
the drug education efforts
to students enrolled in
Carroll County Schools.
He routinely visits
schools to convey the
message of a drug free
environment. Working
with parents, school
officials, community
organizations, and
students, Corporal
Washington provides
lectures, training, and
advice to those students
or interested parties
exposed to drug and
alcohol problems in Corporal Co Corporal l Worthy Wor Worthy th thy h Washington shares seatbelt safety laws and information informa information ma ti tion i with wit with ith
Carroll County. He is a school children.
credit to the office, and
an asset to this unique educational program. In an effort to work even closer with the students from the
Carroll County Schools, Corporal Washington participates in the well known student development program
(Camp COPS). This outdoor activity program endorsed by the Carroll County Commissioners and held
at the Carroll County Farm Museum exposes the children to friendly competition, basic forms of leadership,
camaraderie, and just plain fun. It permits students to see the humanistic side of police work and instills a
sense of trust.
Carroll Ca C rr rrol oll County Co Coun un unty ty Sheriff’s She he heri riff ff’s ’s Office Off ffice e 27 2 2010 201 010 Annual An Annu nu n al Report Rep epor ort