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ArLEOret
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posted January 01, 2018 04:29 AMHide Post
Congratulations on your promotion, Sergeant. Stay safe and your troops also!


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downtownv
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posted January 01, 2018 04:46 AMHide Post
Congrats on your new position!
be safe.


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MikeinNC
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posted January 01, 2018 07:54 AMHide Post
If it wasn't for the rookies Sarge, how would you earn your pay?

LOL

Congrats.


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rscalzo
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posted January 01, 2018 08:22 AMHide Post
You have to love the expression when the new Sergeant realises that they are now responsible for EVERYTHING the patrol officers do from now on. Roll Eyes


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buddy357
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posted January 01, 2018 08:28 AMHide Post
Congratulations!
 
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posted January 01, 2018 08:28 AMHide Post
Congrats


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Rolan_Kraps
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posted January 01, 2018 08:33 AMHide Post
Congratulations!



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snoris
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posted January 01, 2018 08:56 AMHide Post
Congratulations!
 
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LtJL
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posted January 01, 2018 10:31 AMHide Post
Nice goin' Sargeant. Brush up on your typing, and get a. bunch of crying towels for your patrolmen. Also, remember all those lamoid excuses you used as a silver badge.


Hey Jones, whatcha gonna carry as a new defective?
 
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posted January 01, 2018 04:02 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by LtJL:
Hey Jones, whatcha gonna carry as a new defective?


I'm hoping that we'll start transition next week to our new duty handgun, Gen5 G17.



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DennisM
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posted January 01, 2018 04:16 PMHide Post
Congrats, Sarge! Best job in LE. Also pretty much the most thankless.
 
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Ero
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posted January 01, 2018 06:28 PMHide Post
Congratulations Sgt.
Thank you for the service you provide our communities.

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posted January 01, 2018 07:08 PMHide Post
Best of luck and stay safe!
 
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Sigfan Roy
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posted January 01, 2018 07:12 PMHide Post
Congrats Sarge, thanks for what you do.
 
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Ronin101
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posted January 01, 2018 08:05 PMHide Post
corrections or police? either way congratulations from one Sergeant to another!

21 years DOC
 
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DaBigBR
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posted January 01, 2018 08:07 PMHide Post
Good luck, boss. Remember that being I'm charge doesn't always mean taking charge. Develop your guys into leaders where you can.
 
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c1steve
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posted January 01, 2018 08:53 PMHide Post
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Good luck, boss. Remember that being I'm charge doesn't always mean taking charge. Develop your guys into leaders where you can.


That is so true. A good leader lets those under him learn as much as possible. Overall the team is better and the manager/boss can relax more.


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sig229-SAS
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posted January 01, 2018 08:54 PMHide Post
Congratulations!! You are going to need all the help you can get, might as well trade in your gun for a pencil, you have lots of paperwork ahead of you.
 
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c1steve
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posted January 01, 2018 08:58 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by jljones:
I'm hoping that we'll start transition next week to our new duty handgun, Gen5 G17.


Will you be expected to wear a suit and (gasp) tie? Wearing a tie would be the only big negative to the promotion.

Will you be able to carry sufficient magazines, or do they limit that?


-c1steve
 
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ulsterman
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posted January 01, 2018 09:13 PMHide Post
Congrats!

Our son picked up Sgt with the Sheriff's Department about 6 months ago.

A lot of people in the hierarchy are putting in their papers this year. The Sheriff cornered me a couple of weeks ago and said "He'll be putting bars on before long".
 
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