DO YOU RCOGNIZE THE FIRE-

FIGHTERS PICTURED

ABOVE?

Left to right Mike

Leavitt, Bernie

McGaha and Greg

Vavul.

The picture was taken

by a Pierce Manufac-

ture Photographer to

promote the new

Pierce Engine that

Cordry Sweetwater

FD purchased. The

picture was displayed

at FDIC in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil.

STOP BY AND CHECK OUT THE

NEW ENGINE 23

Sheriff Scott Southerland and his

wife Teresa attended the CSLOA Ice

Cream Social on Sunday April 29.

We had a booth with safety materi-

al to hand out. Also in attendance

was Officer Jimmy Green, Officer

Mike Clark, Officer Chad Williams,

Officer Bill Hamilton and Sgt.

Bernie McGaha.

It was a great turn out and the ice

cream was wonderful. It was fun

to be involved with the CSLOA.

THEY ARE DOING A GREAT JOB!!!

MANY THANKS TO THE CSLOA!!!

MOTORCYCLES ARE ALREADY HIT-

TING THE ROADS!!!! LIITERALLY.

DON’T END UP LIKE THIS ONE!!!!

DRIVE SAFELY, RIDE THE SPEED

LIMITS AND WEAR YOUR HEL-

MENTS!!!

NEW ENGINE 23 SHERIFF AND

HERE AND IN DEPUTIES AT

SERVICE CSLOA SOCIAL

IN THE CURRENT RULE BOOK ON PAGE 5 UN-

DER FIREARMS IT STATES “ NO HUNTING

OR THE USE OF FIREARMS SHALL BE PERMIT-

TED WITHIN THE CSCD. THE USE OF PELLET,

B.B. GUNS AND BOW AND ARROWS IS

PROHIBITED.

Last fall we had a B.B. gun take the rear glass

out of a Ford Explorer. If that had hit a child I

hate to think what the results would be.

People have also found fired arrows in their

yard beside of their walkways.

SPRING IS HERE!!!!!!

Time to clean up our lawns and burn,

burn and burn. Remember if you are

burning leaves and limbs you must stay

with the fire with a hose and tools to

put it out. The fire must be completely

out before you leave it. CHECK WHAT

SMOKIE SAYS BEFORE YOU LIGHT

IT UP. IF HE IS HIGH, DON’T BURN

FIREARMS, BB GUNS AND

BOWS AND ARROWS CAN

NOT BE FIRED IN CSCD

BERNIE’S REPORT MAY 8, 2018

On May 2, 2018 at about

5:52AM officer were called

about 2 runaways from

a residence in the CSCD.

During the investigation

2 juveniles were ob-

served traveling south

on Sweetwater Trail near

Mt. Moriah Road.

When Officers tried to

stop the juveniles they

took off running. Both

juveniles were later ap-

prehended and we

found out the bicycles

were stolen. Both juve-

niles were arrested and

the bikes were returned to

the owners.

WARM WEATHER IS HERE!!

The walkers, runners, bikers and the

children are out on the roads again.

Some also have their pets with them.

We are going to be stepping up our

speed patrol to slow drivers down.

RESPECT OTHERS & SLOW DOWN

RECENT THEFT IN CSCD FIRST K-9 IN BROWN COUNTY

WAS IN THE CSCD IN 1984

WATCH YOUR SPEED!!!!

WE ARE!!!!!!

Caption describing picture

or graphic.

RECOVERED BICYCLES

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY!!!!

If you ever see something that looks

out of place or suspicious, please

don’t hesitate to give us a call.

If you have the least thought in the

back of your mind, call us so we can

check it out. That is one of the

things we are here for.

IT WORKED LAST WEEK

EMERGENCY 911

OR

812-988-6655

For a little history, pictured above is

Officer Ray Johnson with his daughter

Kimberly Johnson. Between them is

the first K-9 with the Brown County

Sheriff’s Office ROCKY. Officer Ray

Johnson was a reserve for the CSCD

and had the first K-9 trained in drugs ,

tracking and apprehending the bad

guys. They were an asset to the CSCD.

THEFTS LAST WEEK

This past week our officers in-

vestigated 2 stolen boats. One

is the paddle boat to the left and

the other 2 were kayaks. All of

these were taken on Cordry

Lake.

Officer Mike Clark worked the

paddle boat and one of the kay-

aks. Both juvenile suspects

were caught and the boats re-

turned. Officer Randy Taggart

worked the other case and re-

covered the other kayak. The

case is now in the hands of the

juvenile authorities.

This was a call of suspicious activi-

ty by one of our residents.

GREAT JOB MIKE, RANDY and

THE CALLER!

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