Patrol Division
The Mississippi County Sheriff's Department, Patrol Division, consists of 30 certified deputies. They include a Patrol Commander, Patrol Lieutenant, four Shift Sergeants, thirteen Patrolmen, one K9, two School Resource Officers, two full time Bailiff/Process Servers, a part time Bailiff, four courthouse security personnel, and two transport officers. Patrol deputies are responsible for answering and handling all calls for service from the public in Mississippi County. They are responsible for patrolling all county roads and providing a presence as a measure to help deter crime. All deputies respond to complaint calls, crimes in progress, take reports, serve warrants, work accidents, and perform a wide range of duties on a daily basis.
The patrol unit has the responsibility to maintain a safe and orderly environment for citizens and visitors in all areas of Mississippi County. These are the men and women who are the first to respond to your call for help. They are almost always the first to arrive on a scene and give aid and comfort the injured. They often put themselves in harm's way every day to stabilize a violent domestic call or search a dark building for a dangerous suspect.
Capt. David Gladden Patrol Commander |
Lt. Jay Bohannan Assistant Patrol Commander |
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Sgt. Larry Whitehead | Sgt. Matthew Richardson | Sgt. Johnathon Boatman | |
Cpl. Jared Camp | Cpl. David Pinkerton | Cpl. Glen Teeter | |
Cpl. Loyd Danner | Deputy Gary Cooper | Cpl. Bobbie Fair | |
Deputy Austin Griffin |
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Deputy Carter Lazenby | |
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Cpl. Stonie Vandyke | Sgt. Jimmy Brooks Courthouse Security |
Deputy Christopher Mireles |
Courthouse Security |
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Deputy Casey Sellars |
Deputy Kevin Cooper Courthouse Security |
Randall Nichols Court Bailiff/Process Server |
Cpl. Joe Parsons Process Server |
Capt. William Travis School Resource Officer |
Sgt. Matthew Huckabay School Resource Officer |
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Cpl. Luke Davis Transport |
Transport |
Brandon Petty Transport |