Community Briefs

Posted 7/16/09

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Post No. 10-4 received the Team Spirit Award at the 2009 Regional Explorer Conference the week of July 6 …

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Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Post No. 10-4 received the Team Spirit Award at the 2009 Regional Explorer Conference the week of July 6 in Gunnison.

In addition to the team award, individual Explorers earned awards: Claire Yakabe placed second in Obstacle Course, third in Suspicious Incident and third in Hostage Negotiations; Christian Castillo placed first in Cell Search; David Marquez placed second in Cell Search; Mike Lohman placed first in Crime Scene; Josh Meyers took fourth in Crime Scene; Ross Copland won first in Officer Down; Dylan Nieto took first place in Hostage Negotiations; Sean Hutchison placed second in Hostage Negotiation; and Patrick Lamb took fifth in Hostage Negotiations.

The Douglas County Explorers competed with more than 160 other Explorers from all over the state, as well as, Texas, Arizona and California.

Explorer Post No. 10-4 is an all-volunteer auxiliary sub-organization of the Boy Scouts of America. This program allows teens ages 14-20 who are interested in exploring law enforcement as a career to interact and train with sheriff’s deputies. The post also performs numerous service and volunteer functions throughout the community.

If you meet the age requirements, are attending high school, and are interested in an exciting career in law enforcement, e-mail explorer@dcsheriff.net or call Deputy Ann Walton at 303-814-7001 for information on applying.

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