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- Detective -
James Abernethy
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- School Resource Officer -
Matthew Curfman
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- Officer -
Michael Hargrave
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- Officer -
Jacob L. Springs
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Photos of the Stanley Business Meeting recognizing Telecommuications Week and business meeting/luncheon honoring Stanley Police Departments dispatchers.
Stanley Police Department’s latest officer was sworn in at the Stanley Police Department.
2008 swear in of Jacob L. Springs
Stanley Police Department’s latest officer was sworn in at S P D. Jacob L. Springs
Jacob was presented with his badge, gun and a pin set.
2007 swear in of Michael Hargrave
Michael Hargrave recently graduated from Gaston College Basic Law Enforcement Training Program. Michael lives in Dallas and is 21 years old. Chief Jenkins conducted the swearing in ceremony as Lt. Tim Branch, Sgt. James Abernathy, and Patrolman Matt Curfman participated in the brief ceremony. Michael was presented with his badge, gun and a pin set, as he signs his official documents that certifies him as a North Carolina Certified Law Enforcement Officer.
Welcome Michael as you begin your law enforcement career.
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Stanley Police train with specialized weapons at Cramerton PD Firing Range
July 26, 2007
Pratical Homicide Conference held
at Courtyard Marriot
Vernon Geberth,
President of P.H.I., is a retired Lieutenant-Commander of the New
York City Police Department with over 40 years of law enforcement
experience. Commander Geberth is also a nationally renowned
lecturer, author, educator, consultant and expert witness on the
subject of death investigations. Over 50,000 members from over 7,500
law enforcement agencies have attended Geberth's Practical Homcide Investigation® seminars throughout the country.
P.H.I. is a New
York-based corporation that was established by Vernon Geberth in
1987. This corporation is based on the Practical Homicide
Investigation Program that Vernon Geberth established for the New
York City Police Department in 1980. For more information click on http://www.practicalhomicide.com/
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