Keith Gray

A Police Officer is mainly responsible for enforcing the law and protecting the public. Police Officers detect and prevent crime in particular areas and complete assignments from their supervisors. They might also participate in community safety programs, which are preventative methods to stop crime. A Police Officer fills out and files reports after an incident have happened on their watch. Police Officers can be employed by municipal or federal government bodies, provinces, and tribal nations.

• Served orders of protection or orders prohibiting harassment.
• Provided judicial security to justice courts.
• Performed traffic observation and issued traffic citations.
• Enforce State Laws.