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Patrick Lee (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school and received his Drug
Recognition Expert (DRE) Certificate.
Patrick McGuire (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school.
Kevin Pena (Police) received his Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate.
Nathan Price (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school and received his Drug
Recognition Expert (DRE) Certificate.
Ethan Ramsey (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school.
Skyler Reeve (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school.
Tyler Rose (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school.
Michael Simon (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school.
Justin Smith (Police) was selected and completed Field Training Officer school and received his Intermediate
Law Enforcement Certificate.
Bobby Wilder (Police) received his Intermediate Law Enforcement Certificate.
OTHER RECOGNITIONS
Michael Beverley (Police) was awarded a Life-Saving Award for his part in saving the life of a gentleman that
attempted suicide.
Joe Binns (Police) was awarded the Garner Mid-Day Rotary Rotarian
of the year.
James Cuoco (Police) was awarded a Life-Saving Award for his part in
saving the life of a gentleman that had overdosed.
Grant Davis (Police) was recognized with an award for Outstanding
Public Service to the citizens of Garner by the “Garner First Responders
Organization.”
Patrick Lee (Police) was awarded a Departmental Commendation for
leading the Department with 22 DWI arrests.
Joe Binns was named Garner
Mid-Day Rotary Rotarian of
the Year in 2019.
Patrick McGuire (Police) was assigned as a BikeSafe Instructor and
Coordinator, as well as being certified as a Child Safety Seat Technician.
Mike McIver (Police) was recognized by the Exchange Clubs of Wake
County for his work and commitment to the Garner PAAL program over
the last nine years.
Nathan Price (Police) was selected as the “Rob Apple Officer of the Year” by his peers. He was also awarded
a Life-Saving Award for his part in saving the life of a gentleman that had overdosed.
Sonny Roberson (Police) was awarded the Achievement Award for his overall service to the Police
Department, but particularly for his work as a canine handler and the Canine Unit Supervisor.
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