Sentence examples for training deputy from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 16, 2017, Deputy Vincent Moran was training Deputy Carrie Esmeralda Robles-Placencia when a call came in about shots fired, prompting the training deputy to accelerate to the scene.

As a training deputy, Fox said, Brunsting taught the officers he mentored how to use violence to command respect from inmates and then lie to cover it up.

In 1998, UNICEF made the first and rather successful attempt at training Deputy Heads of Kyiv and Odessa City Administrations, focusing on harmful habits prevention among youth.

"The position was and always has been that race is not used to make law enforcement decisions". He also suggested that if there were problems, they arose from training deputies received from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a federal agency.

ICE announced Friday that it had withdrawn its authorization for the sheriff's street enforcement of immigration law, in which 100 federally trained deputies had been engaged.

The inquiry's findings paint a picture of a department staffed by poorly trained deputies who target Latino drivers on the roadways and detain innocent Latinos in the community in their searches for illegal immigrants.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, with some 160 federally trained deputies, is the largest in the program and the most closely scrutinized by people on all sides of the immigration debate.

The center trains deputies to drive patrol cars and motorcycles.

Union officials say the jail's most experienced, most highly trained deputies have been removed and replaced by civilians.

Galvez said specially trained deputies will answer questions about the process, and will respond in person to any reports that present extenuating circumstances requiring personal follow up.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department failed to properly train deputies before equipping them with a new type of handgun, contributing to a dramatic rise in accidental shootings that continues to put officers and the public at risk, the agency's watchdog said Wednesday.