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A great way to get to know your community and citizens' needs. A "fresh" perspective in more ways than one! Great job, Tampa Police Department.28 families in East Tampa washed approximately 220 loads of laundry for free thanks to our partnership with Pastor Jason Sowell's #LaundryProject. This initiative gives us a chance to gain a better understanding of the needs that exist in the neighborhoods we patrol. "It's amazing how a load of laundry can lead to fresh perspectives for both law enforcement and residents," said Chief Brian Dugan. ...

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One of our chiefs has announced his candidacy for Sheriff. See the press release below for more information!

-Press Release-

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:

Keith Touchberry (772) 913-1979

Keith Touchberry launches Campaign for Sheriff

Indian River County- Fellsmere Police Chief Keith Touchberry has filed his paperwork with the Supervisor of Elections to run for Sheriff in 2020. Chief Touchberry has 30 years of law enforcement experience and has served as Police Chief for the past six years.

Touchberry has held leadership positions at every stage of his career. At 17, he joined the Army Reserve and later served six and one-half years on active duty in the Marine Corps Infantry field. He joined the Vero Beach Police Department in 1989. He served as the first K-9 trainer for the VBPD and also served as a SWAT officer and detective sergeant.

As a command level officer, he served as training coordinator, CFA Accreditation Manager and Assessor, range administrator, operations bureau commander and support services bureau commander. He held the rank of Captain and was second in command before leaving the VBPD to become Fellsmere Police Chief.

Chief Touchberry has a Master of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Central Florida. He is also a graduate of the Southern Police Institute’s 108th Administrative Officers Course at the University of Louisville, the Florida Police Chief’s Associations’ “Future Chief’s” and “New Chief’s” Seminars, and the 16th Session of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police “Executive Institute”.

Chief Touchberry is adjunct faculty at the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne and is the primary Ethics Instructor for that institutions Baccalaureate Criminal Justice degree program, online. He is also adjunct faculty at Indian River State College in Ft. Pierce where he teaches an advanced course in ethics to certified law enforcement officers.

Chief Touchberry is Chairman, FDLE Region XI Training Council (Indian River State College); Member, Florida Police Chiefs Association; Member and past Chairman, Professional Standards Committee, Florida Police Chiefs Association; Member, Legislative Committee, Florida Police Chief’s Association; Member and past President, Treasure Coast Police Chief’s and Sheriff’s Association; Chairman, Public Safety sub-committee, Treasure Coast Opioid Task Force; Member and past Chairman, Executive Roundtable of Indian River County; Member, Fellsmere Exchange Club; Member and co-founder, Fellsmere Action Community Team (F.A.C.T.); Member, Moonshot Community Action Network of the Learning Alliance “Moonshot Moment” (Indian River County) and Mentor, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.

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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT…

Attorney General Ashley Moody: “There is not a corner of the state that has not felt the grave effects of this crisis and establishing a statewide task force solely focused on this vital mission is crucial to ending the crisis and saving lives.”

ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. (WEAR-TV) — The national opioid epidemic is having clear impacts on the Sunshine State. According to Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, the average number of people dying from opioids each day across the State is now 17.

"We have had morgues run out of room because they can't accommodate all the bodies as a result of this epidemic,” Moody said.

On Monday Moody made her first visit to Pensacola while in office, she sat down for an exclusive interview with Channel 3 News to discuss ongoing efforts to curtail the opioid crisis.

She said on her first day in office, back in January, she took immediate steps to address the situation.

To read the full story and watch the interview, click the link below.

weartv.com/news/local/exclusive-attorney-general-moody-discusses-opioid-epidemic ...

Exclusive: Attorney General Moody discusses opioid epidemic

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The national opioid epidemic is having clear impacts on the Sunshine State. According to Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, the average number of people dying from opioids each day across the State is now 17. "We have had morgues run out of room because they can't accommodate all the bodies as a...
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We all scream for ice cream! Check out Titusville P.D. officers serving up scoops to their local residents!Titusville Police Officers enjoyed ice cream with residents at Royal Oak Nursing and Rehab Center. ...

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We are so happy to see Officer Wertman doing well! While there is still more recovering to be done we know the prayers and well wishes of his community have helped him to get where he is today. Please join us as we continue to send positive thoughts to Officer Wertman and the Boynton Beach Police Department!Some wonderful news this morning....Officer Greg Wertman is home from the hospital!!!
He has recovered enough from his injuries that doctors are comfortable with him doing outpatient rehabilitation.
Greg and his family asked us to pass along his thanks for the continued outpouring of support and prayers from the community. They are indebted to the doctors, nurses and therapists at Delray Medical Center, who have worked tirelessly on his recovery these past two weeks.
Greg said he is beyond excited to be home, and anxious to get back to his BBPD family and serving the community. #bbpdpride ...

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