Sheriff Congratulates Peace Officer Graduates

LIVINGSTON COUNTY – Sheriff Thomas Dougherty would like to congratulate the following Deputies who have successfully completed the Peace Officer Academy held at the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office over the months of February, March and April.

Deputy Laszlo E. Babocsi
Deputy Stacey A. Coburn
Deputy Jennifer J. Cornwell
Deputy Jesse D. Galvin
Deputy Korey F. Gillen
Deputy Joshua E. Graves
Deputy Kenneth J. Hall
Deputy Morganne P. Harrington
Deputy Justin L. Hilt
Deputy Frederick W. Ingalls III
Deputy Adam D. Kuhn
Deputy Dan P. Quibell
Deputy Adam M. Swanson
Deputy Brian M. Shannon
Deputy David C. Wood

The following Deputies participated in the range portion of this academy to complete their certification:

Deputy James C. Bennett
Deputy Kaitlin Horr
Deputy Stephanie A. Logsdon
Deputy Ryan T. O’May
Deputy Amber L. Pellicane
Deputy Sarah-Catherine C. Sargeant
Deputy Adam J. Schultz
Deputy Matthew R. Templeton

The Academy was held at the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office from February 1 – April 29, and consisted of 201 hours of classroom and field training on the following topics:

Ethics, Special Needs, Inmates, Personal Awareness, Legal Issues, Essential Services, Security & Supervision,
First Aid / CPR, Effective Communication, Investigations by Peace Officers, Stress Management, Suicide Prevention, Fire Prevention, Interagency Cooperation, Aerosol Subject Restraint Device, Criminal Procedure Law, Court Room Testimony, Manipulation by Inmates, Incident Prevention, Crime Scene Preservation, Hostage Survival, Sexual Misconduct, Sexual Harassment, Inmate Transportation, Defensive Tactics, Written Communications, Penal Law Article 35, Article 265 Firearms (Range).

The Defensive Tactics portion consisted of 27 hours of hands-on instruction. The Firearms portion consisted of 47 hours of classroom and range participation.

Sheriff Dougherty would like to give special thanks to Chief Deputy Jason Yasso, Sergeant Jeff Hammond and Sergeant Jeremy Slocum of the Sheriff’s Office and to the following Sheriff’s Office partnerships that were able to make this academy possible:

Monroe County Sheriff’s Office
Deputy Peter Decoste Jr. (Monroe County Sheriff’s Office)
Deputy Paul Maccarone (Monroe County Sheriff’s Office)

A-On-Do-Wa-Nuh Sportsman Club
Genesee Valley BOCES and Lynn Kennison
York Central School

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