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THE SPARE WHEEL
InMidOctoberattherequestofMajorBorn,ColonelMcClellanapprovedanewAuxiliaryRecruitclass. TheAuxiliarynumbershavedeclinedinrecentyearstolessthan140Officers.ThenewrecruitclasswhichstartedJanuary7,2006,has22OfficersandwillbringtheAuxiliarystrengthto158officers. ThetrainingisheldatthePatrolAcademyinColumbusandlasts7Saturdays.PatrolAcademyIn-structorsandpatrolfieldunitsprovidedthetraining.ThetrainingconsistedofanoverviewofthePatrolsdailyfunctions,AuxiliaryOfficersroles,firearms,maceandTaserfamiliarization,subjectcontrolandsurvivaltechniques,lawenforcementcommunica-tion,homelandsecurityandpatrolpolicies. ThenewAuxiliaryOfficersandtheirDistrict/Postassignments:
New Auxiliary Recruit Class in Training
NAME DIST POSTNathanA.Redmond 01 02
RobertA.Furr 03 03DarinJ.Murray 03 85GeorgeMoncilovich 04 50JamesD.Ray 05 12MichaelSatterfield 05 12CraigA.McLaughlin 05 80D.JeremyCox 06 21RichardG.Collier 06 23W.JasonSanford 06 45GavinM.Kurtz 07 60JamesL.Kemp 07 84AntwaunD.Armstrong 08 14J.KennyMills 08 14StephenT.Pond 08 14MichaelA.Hart 09 05JonathanM.Pollard 09 05SeanA.Stringer 09 05TimothyS.Massie 09 27BillyJ.Denny 09 40KyleA.Lewis 09 40DrewE.Fry 09 44
Auxiliary GraduationJanuary 7, 2006
Spring 2006
— Bucher selected for Ulmer Award
— Yodice receives William Duffy Award
— Officers Eligible for Duffy Award
— St. Clair is named State Auxiliary of the Year
— District Officers of the Year
— 2005 Auxiliary Activity
— Auxiliary Hours Increase
— Auxiliary State wide Training Day
— New Body Armor Ordered
— 2005 Raffle Winners
— 2006 Statewide Details & Deadlines
NAME D P WINNINGS
BurylAllison 06 23 OSPCap,TAC-NETStainlessSteelTravelMug,ATFWaterBottleandCarTin
RichardAmos 04 15 Trooperflashlightwithpunch
ThomasAnderson 04 28 WinchesterMug,StreamlightSL20XFlashlight
Tpr.ShadBierdman GlockRangeBag
StephenBrewster 06 23 OSPLadiesPoloShirt,S&WKnife
ShawnChitwood 02 70 2-L.E.D.Batons,EarGrips
MichaelColeman 03 76 L.E.D.Baton
DavidDeChristopher 07 41 EarGrips
WilliamForbes 06 65 3-WinchesterT-Shirts,BrassKeyChain
DonaldFord 07 84 CHPPatch,4-LEDGrayCarPins,2-BrassKeyRings,ShootingGlasses,4-WhiteCarPins
DanielGallagher 04 28 EarGrips
Lt.DanGreene OSUChair,9-Notepads
CharlesGrimm 06 23 GlockTacticalLight
GeorgeHails 07 07 OSHPAGearBag
DonaldIndorf 03 76 BrassKeyRings
DanielJohnson 04 28 CHPPatch
ThomasJohnston 08 14 1940DieCastPatrolCar,StngerFlashlightw/Case
DonaldLedley 05 80 OSPCap
DonaldMcCorkle 06 65 DamascusGlovesGiftCards,PistolCase,RoyTailorsGiftCard,EarGrips
DavidMullet 04 04 OSHPT-Shirt,ChoiceHat,3-EarGrips
RodneyRobinson 09 05 EarGrips
JohnRopp 05 80 WingMug
LarryRopp 05 80 EarGrips
JasonSaunders 09 40 OSHPGlassMug
RandallSchaefer 01 02 PowerPack
JeffreySchleappi 03 76 OSPSilkScreenTShirt
JamesSchroeder 04 04 OSHPAPoplinJacket
GlenShivers 08 14 EarGrips
WilliamSimpson 06 45 OSPTravelMug,IACPTravelMug
DavidSmith 06 21 TaurusMilleniumPT-140Pistol
RickSpencer 03 85 WinchesterMug,ChoiceHat
RonaldVandyke 06 23 KingSizeSheetset,BrassKeyChain,OSPDenimShirt
DavidWaterman 07 84 WinchesterMug
JohnWeber 07 07 OSHPCap
ArthurWilson 06 23 CampShovel
RichardWilson 07 07 OSHPBriefcase,WinchesterPoloShirt
2005 Auxiliary SWT Raffle WinnersDate(s) Event
1/10 AllTimemustbeEnteredElectronicallyfor2005inAuxiliaryTimeProgram
1/15 RevisedRostersdueatGHQPlanningServices
2/10 OhioStatePatrolAwardsBanquet
4/1 HP-39GEvaluationsDuetoAuxiliaryMajor
4/28 AuxiliaryCouncilofAdmininstration-Academy(DistrictMajorsorDesignee)
5/5 OSPMemorialCermoney-Academy
5/14-5/20 NationalPoliceMemorialWeek-Wash-ingtonDC
5/26-5/29 MemorialDayHolidayReportingPeriod
5/27&5/29 DaytonNationalCementeryDetail1
6/1 DeadlineforSpareWheelArticles
6/9-6/18 BuckeyeBoysStateBGSU2
6/11-6/17 BuckeyeGirlsState3
6/13 Jr.CadetInterviews
6/19-6/23 Jr.CadetWeek
6/30-7/4 IndependenceDayHolidayReportingPeriod
8/2-8/13 OhioStateFair
LaborDayHolidayReportingPeriod
9/2 OSUvsNorthernIllionisFootballGame4
9/16 OSUvsCincinnatiFootballGame4
9/23 OSUvsPennStateFootballGame4
9/30 StatewideTrainingDayDistricts2,4,5,7,&9
10/7 OSUvsBowlingGreenFootballGame4
10/14 StatewideTrainingDayDistricts1,3,6,&8
10/21 OSUvsIndianaFootballGame4
10/28 OSUvsMinnesotaFootballGame4
11/18 OSUvsMichiganFootballGame4
ThanksgivingHolidayReportingPeriod
12/1 DeadlineforSpareWheelArticles
ChristmasHolidayReportingPeriod
NewYearsHolidayReportingPeriod
4thQuarterAnnually
SelectionofGroupLeaders&Supervisi-ors(GeneralOrdersSection4.1)AnnualInspectionconductedbyMajor-ReportofInspectionduewithin2weeks
1.ContactCaptainBrentRawlingstoSignupforDaytonNationalCemetary([email protected])
2.ContactCaptainFredMcBridetoSignupforBuckeyeBoysStateDetail([email protected])
3.ContactMajorMikeColemantoSignupforBuckeyeGirlsStateDetail([email protected])
4.ContactMajorDarylSmithtoSignupforOSUGames([email protected])
2006 Statewide Details & Deadlines
Auxiliary Historian Needed
TheAuxiliaryCouncilofAdministrationapprovedachangetotheGeneralOrdersinApril2005.ThechangecreatedapositionofAuxiliaryHistorian.TheHistorianwillcreateandmaintaininformationonformerAuxiliaryOfficers,assistthePatrolHistorianswithAuxiliaryitems,inventoryandcatalogAuxiliaryHistoricalarticlesaswellaseventanddisplayplanning.AnyAuxiliaryinterestedinbecomingtheAuxiliaryHistorianshouldprepareabriefresumeandforwardittoLt.ColonelForbesatGHQofficeofStrategicServices–AuxiliarybyJune1,2006.
William T Bucher selected for Earl Ulmer Meritorious Service Award
TheUlmerawardisthehighesthonorbe-stoweduponanAuxiliaryOfficerandisawardedforoutstandingservice,courage,valororheroism.AuxiliaryOfficerBucherwasridingonpatrolwithTrooperDariusRobertswhentheyrespondedtoapursuit.Whenthepursuitended,thesuspectexitedhiscarwavingalargescrewdriverattherespondingofficers.Ultimately,troopersfiredonthesuspectandTrooperTiffanyAppolloniowasstruckbya
bullet.AuxiliaryBucherimmediatelywenttotheradioandadvisedthatanofficerhadbeenshotandrequestedmedicalassistance.HethenwenttoTrooperAppollonio,helpedhertothegroundandperformedfirstaiduntilthemedicsarrived.AuxiliaryBucherisas-signedtotheDelawarePost.
Auxiliary Officer Robert M. Yodice selected as 2005 William J. Duffy Award of Excellence Winner
TheDuffyAwardrecognizestheAuxiliaryOfficerwhodo-natesaminimumof300hourseachyearfromtheprevious3years,maintainsphysicalfit-ness,andrespondstoemergen-cycalloutsandspecialdetailswhenneeded.Only17Auxilia-ryOfficermetthecriteriatobeeligiblefortheDuffyAwardin2005.AuxiliaryOfficerYodiceaveraged1619hoursperyearforthelast3years.Bobhas
donatedtimeridingwithTroopersonallshiftsandinallDistrictsovertheyears.Additionallyhehasworkedspecialdetailsstatewide.HewasselectedtheStateOfficeroftheyearin2002and2004.Auxil-iaryYodiceisassignedtotheChardonPost.
NAME 2005Hours
2004Hours
2003Hours
3YearAverage
Notes
Yodice,RobertM. 653 1810 2,394 1619.00 2005Winner
Forbes,WilliamT. 894 1182 902 992.67 FormerWinner
Lust,LoisJ. 768 1033 906 902.33
Morgan,StevenR. 966 831 829 875.33 FormerWinner
Feeney,ChristopherM.
820 773 763 785.33
Wilson,ArthurL. 929 715 571 738.33
Spencer,RickC. 579 1066 447 697.33 FormerWinner
Kalchert,JamesC. 491 818 737 682.00 FormerWinner
St.Clair,ThomasR. 963 360 681 668.00
Waterman,DavidE.Iv 523 631 643 599.00
Sauners,JasonL. 565 524 576 555.00
Smith,DarylE. 602 458 427 495.67
Schaefer,RandallA.Sr. 443 400 397 413.33
Bucher,WilliamT. 400 406 408 404.67
Johnson,GregoryB 308 364 432 368.00
Flegal,Gerald 309 356 367 344.00
Weber,JohnR 323 370 307 333.33
Duffy Eligible Officers:
Lt. Thomas R. St. Clair selected 2005 State Auxiliary of the Year
Lt.St.Clairdonated963hourstothecitizensofOhioduring2005.Ofthosehours757hourswereworkedacrossallshiftsofpatrol.233ofhishoursweredonatedonHolidayWeekends.Alongwithhispatroltimeheworkedonspecialproj-ectsrelatedtocriminalpatroltacticalsquads,complaintsinvestigations,andbackgroundinvestigations.Lt.St.ClairisassignedtotheWarrenPost.
District Officers of the Year: New Auxiliary Body Armor Ordered
Throughout2005theAuxiliarysecuredfundingforreplacementof20%oftheirexistingbodyarmor.ThemajorityofAuxiliaryOfficersarecurrentlyusingbodyarmorhandeddownwhentrooper’sbodyarmorisreplaced.MostbodyarmorinusebytheAuxiliaryisatleast10yearsold. TheAuxiliaryreceivednumerousdonationsfromAmericanLegionPost’sthroughoutthestate.AdditionalmoneywasraisedduringaraffleheldduringAuxiliaryStatewideTraining.ThenewbodyarmoristhreatlevelIIextendedprotectionconstructedofaramidfabrics. TheAuxiliaryeligibletoreceivenewbodyarmorwasdeterminedbasedontotalhoursdonatedin2004.Enoughfundingwassecuredtopurchase27vests.TenAuxiliaryofficersdecidedtokeeptheircurrentbodyarmortoallowsomeonewitholderarmortogetareplacement.TheAuxiliaryOfficerswhohaveorderedanewvestarelistedbelow: Robert Yodice, Rick Spencer, James Kalchert, Christopher Feeney, Arthur Wilson, David Waterman, Jason Saunders, William Bucher, Rodney Robinson, Randy Schaefer, Douglas Luken, John Weber, Brian Johnson, Thomas St. Clair, Gerald Flegal, Keith Talbert, James Arnold, Joshua Schlicher, John Cunningham, William Simpson, Brian Simpson, James Reynolds, Christopher Baker, James Edwards, Stephen Brewster and Ross Leider.
District Name 2005Hours
1 Capt.FredMcBride 252
2 Capt.LoisLust 768
3 OfficerChistopherBaker 216
4 Lt.ThomasSt.Clair 963
5 OfficerRossLeider 338
6 Capt.ArthurWilson 929
7 Maj.DaveWaterman 523
8 Capt.JimReynolds 276
9 Sgt.JasonSauners 565
Auxiliary Hours per Unit Increase in 2005, Total Hours Down
Auxiliaryofficersvolunteeredatotalof28,126hoursin2005,adecreaseof4,805hoursfrom2004.TheprimaryreasonfortheoveralldecreaseisthetherearelessAuxiliaryOfficersnowthentherewerein2004.AveragehoursperAuxiliaryofficerincreasedfrom186in2004to207in2005.Thetopthreedistricts’s,bytotalAuxiliaryhours,wereColumbuswith8,406hours,Warrenwith3,812hoursandMassillonwith3,438hours.
2005 Auxiliary Activity
DISTTOTALHOURS AUXILIARIES
AVG.HRS.PERAUX.
1 1,344 8 168
2 2,132 11 194
3 3,438 13 264
4 3,812 17 224
5 2,303 16 144
6 8,406 27 311
7 3,249 19 171
8 1,161 14 83
9 2,281 11 207
State 28,126 136 207
Auxiliary Statewide Training Day
TheannualAuxiliarytrainingwasheldattheAcademyonOctober8thandOctober22ndwith4to5districtsoftheAuxiliaryattendingeachday.AfteranopeningsessionbyMajorBorn,therewereUniformInspectionsandIDphotostaken.TheAuxiliaryOfficersthenattendedapresentationontheAuxiliaryOfficer’sroleintherecentTrooperinvolvedshootingonIS-71byOfficerBillBucher.
Thentherewasaclassroompresentationonresponsetoresistanceandstopsandapproaches.IntheafternoontheAuxiliaryofficersweredividedintothreegroups.OnegroupwastrainingonTaserfamiliarizationandmace.Duringthe
trainingeveryAuxiliaryOfficerwasmaced.Anothergroupreceivedstopsandapproachestrainingin-volvinganofficershotsituationandshotgunsimunationsfiring,there-mainingweretrainedonhandcuff-ingandsubjectcontroltechniques.Eachofthegroupsswitchedandreceivedtheothersessions.Abigthank-yougoestoallthein-structors(S/Lt.ShawnLee,Lt.Dan
Greene,Sgt.Boscy,Sgt.Rine,Sgt.Crispen,Sgt.Raines,Tpr.HomrighausenandTprBierdeman)whohelpedmakethisoneofthebesttrainingsessionsever.AspecialthankyouisextendedSgt.Elschlager,SgtQuinnandTprDelColwhoassistedontheirowntime.TheAuxiliaryalsosoldraffleticketsateachsessionandnumerousitemswerepassedoutafterthesecondsession.ThemoneycollectedfromtherafflethisyearwillbeaddedtotheAuxiliaryfundandbeusedtopurchasebodyarmorandgeneraloperatingcostforAuxiliaryoperations.
Sgt. Boscy applies
mace to Auxilia-ry Officer Don Ford during the mace training.
Trooper Homrighausen instructs Aux-iliary Officers Doug Luken and Lois Lust on handcuffing techniques.
