2012 Annual Report - Carroll County Government

Inves ga ve Services Bureau (cont.)
Carroll County Medica on Waste Disposal Program, a coopera ve eff ort with the
Carroll County Government, the Westminster Police Department, the Taneytown Police
Department and the Sykesville Police Department and the Sheriff ’s Offi ce. Collec on
boxes located in these police agencies provide ci zens with an environmentally
safe alterna ve to disposing of medica ons in landfi ll or sewer systems. In 2012 the
Carroll County program disposed of 1,177 pounds of unwanted medica ons, a 116%
increase over 2011. The Sheriff ’s Offi ce par cipated in the U.S. Department of Jus ce,
Drug Enforcement Administra on’s Drug Take Back Day on September 29, 2012.
This successful program resulted in the turn in of 244 tons of unwanted or expired
medica on of which 7,500 were received from Maryland agencies.
CST Jessica Bullock CST Bri aney Cable
In November, 2012 Sheriff Tregoning recognized the Criminal Inves ga on
Unit for their hard work and dedica on while transi oning to the primary
law enforcement agency for Carroll County. From le is Major Tom Long, CST
Bri aney Cable, CST Jessica Bullock, Captain Clarence Lust, Sergeant Jesse
DiMura, Lt. Richard Hart, Sergeant Juan Bustos, Corporal Walter Dayton, DFC’s
Chris Youman and Steve Rager and Sheriff Ken Tregoning.
Special Inves ga ons Sec on
Child Advocacy and Inves ga on Center (CCAIC)
The Sheriff ’s Offi ce con ngent in CCAIC consists of Master Deputy
Noah Parker and Deputy First Class Lindsay Smith. CCAIC is managed
by Mr. Walt Akers of the Carroll County State’s A orney’s Offi ce
and a is also staff ed with inves gators from the Westminster Police
Department and the Maryland State Police. This unit inves gates all
physical and sexual child abuse occurring in Carroll County. In addi on
to t child cases, CCAIC is also charged with the inves ga on of all adult
DFC Lindsay Smith
sex crimes. Inves ga ons conducted by CCAIC are sensi ve in nature
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