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Friday, December 21^st

LOCAL SCOUTS LEARN ABOUT FINGERPRINTING

A handful of Plymouth Cub Scouts pay close attention as Bureau of Criminal Investigation Captain Scott Petersen dusts for fingerprints. The group wrapped-up a lesson on fingerprint evidence with Deputy Jeff Burton and had their hands rolled in ink to make records to take home.

Friday, December 21st

GENEROSITY SWEEPS SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT

This December members of the ACE, NAGE and IBCO Unions contributed to the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department annual holiday drive for families at the South Shore Women’s Resource Center, Brockton Family and Community Resources, and Women’s Place Crisis Center.

The Union contributions totaled $600 and will aid families in need this Christmas.

Many individuals at the department contributed to the annual drive by purchasing clothing, toys and gift cards for 16 Plymouth County families.

Victim Services Coordinator, Kerri Yetman accepts a $250 check from ACE President Derek Webb at the department’s holiday party as Sheriff Joseph D. McDonald Jr. looks on.

Friday, December 21^st

2007 TOP GUN RESULTS

Four members of the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department recently competed in the PCSD TOP GUN Championship at the Brockton Police Shooting Range.

Knee-deep in snow, Captain Bob Bethoney determined Deputy Tony Melendez beat out Deputy Sgt. Arthur Short for this year’s title.

Also competing in the final four were: Sheriff Joseph D. McDonald Jr. and last year’s winner BCI Deputy Bill Rovelto.

Last year’s winner BCI Deputy Bill Rovelto, this year’s TOP GUN Deputy Tony Melendez along with finalist Sheriff McDonald and runner-up Deputy Sgt. Arthur Short.

Monday, December 3^rd

SANTA SOUND THE ALARM

IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME AT THE PLYMOUTH COUNTY FARM

It’s Christmas time at the Plymouth County Farm; Sheriff Joseph D. McDonald Jr. has announced. Christmas trees, wreaths and poinsettias are now on sale. Come see the vivid colors of the season.