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- Detective -
James Abernethy
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- Officer -
Timothy-E-Van-Dyke
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- School Resource Officer -
Matthew Curfman
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STANLEY POLICE RAPID DEPLOYMENT
Stanley Police Department’s latest officer was sworn in at the Stanley Police Department.
Bradley Gaither was sworn in as an officer for the Stanley Police Department. The short ceremony took place in the Stanley Police Department conference room. He graduated Basic Law Enforcement Training at Gaston College. We welcome Bradley to the Stanley Police Department. Bradley is a great addition to the Stanley Police Department and looks forward to serving the citizens of Stanley.
Stanley Police Department’s officer was sworn in at the Stanley Police Department.
On Thursday, November 20th, 2008, Timothy E. Van Dyke was sworn in as a part-time police officer for the Stanley Police Department. The short ceremony took place in the Stanley Police Department conference room. Tim's wife and other family members were in attendance and his grandmother held the bible during the ceremony. Robert Green of the Stanley Police Department, and also a co-worker at the Air Guard, read the law enforcement code of ethics. Officer Matt Curfman read the Police Officer's prayer, Lieutenant Tim Branch lead those in attendance in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Chief Heath Jenkins administered the "Oath of Office" followed by the presentation of Tim's badge and gun. Refreshments were served following the ceremony. Council Member Jim McGinnis was in attendance along with Bob Greback, Town Manager and Joe Wallace, Finance Director for the Town of Stanley. In addition to the officers already mentioned Detective Sergeant Jim Abernethy, Officer Jacob Springs, Officer Steve Smith and Officer Johnathan Martin were in attendance.
Tim Van Dyke works full-time with the NC Air National Guard in Charlotte. He graduated Basic Law Enforcement Training at Gaston College and the hiring of Tim was postponed due to a military deployment. We welcome Tim to the Stanley Police Department. Tim is a great addition to the Stanley Police Department and looks forward to serving the citizens of Stanley.
Stanley Police Department’s officer was sworn in at the Stanley Police Department.
On July 17, 2008 at 3:00 p.m. Stanley’s newest officer was sworn in during a short ceremony. The ceremony took place at the Stanley Police Department conference room. John Martin took the oath of office while his family, department members and local elected officials present. Mayor Pro-Tem Charles Withers, Council Member Bud Pate and Council Member Jim McGinnis were present. Council Member Bud Pate gave the invocation and led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Chief Jenkins conducted the swearing in and presented John with his gun and badge. Following the swearing in John signed his Oath of Office and was presented with a framed original. After the ceremony was complete everyone enjoyed refreshments and celebrated John’s swearing-in. We would like to welcome him to the department and the Town of Stanley.
Photos of the Stanley Business Meeting recognizing Telecommuications Week and business meeting/luncheon honoring Stanley Police Departments dispatchers.
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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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