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Editor’s Note: The Sheriff’s Offi ce Weekly Rap-Up comes out on Friday afternoon If you have a submission, please send it to me and I will be happy to include it. Send it to [email protected], or in the courier to Deputy Becky Herrin, Community Relations Division, Headquarters building on Stock Island. This publication can be viewed on line at www.keysso.net/employees/weekly_rap_up/weekly_rap_up.htm

May 5, 2017

Jeffrey Lorenzo, Communications Offi cer

Charles Norman, Detention Deputy

Andrew Valencia, Detention Deputy

Latavious Cunningham, Detention Deputy

Fallon Hopp, Finance Assistant

Brenda Jones, Detention Deputy

Welcome Aboard, New Hires!

Sheriff Rick Ramsay has been busy, as usual. On the left, he spoke to a crowd gathered for the annual State-wide hurricane conference. In the center, he delivered a check to representatives of Coral Shores High School Project Graduation. On the right, he is pictured with the featured speaker at the recent Law Enforcement Luncheon from JIATF, Deputy Chief of their Strategic Initiative Group Barret Bryant.

House for rent-Key Largo2 Bedroom/2 Bath House, large

lot fully fenced, inside laundry, large securable storage shed on property, plenty of room for parking. See listing on Zillow for pictures. $1700 per mo. F/L/S.

Available now. For details, please call Lisa (305) 797-2994.

Apartment, LaytonApartment available on Long

Key in Layton MM 68. A 1/1 for $1000.00 a month about $1100 after water and electric. The con-tact person is MacKyle from Lime Tree Bay Resort (305)664-4740.

Employee Awards Ceremony tomorrow, May 5th, 2 p.m. Marathon Government Center!

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Farmer Jeanne Selander, busy as usual with visiting community groups. Here she is at the Big Coppitt Fire Department Easter egg hunt and, on the right, reading to kids at the Wee Care Learning Academy.

Sgt. David Lariz volunteered behind the grill at Key West High School Baseball games in April, batching up hamburgers and hot dogs at the concession stand.

Lt. Gene Thompson and Sgt. Linda Mixon were part of a group bagging groceries at Publix in Marathon for Habitat of the Middle Keys.

Bomb Squad Tech Deputy Aaron Coller speaking to members of Marathon Rotary about the equipment and capabilities of the team.

Lower Keys Detectives David Cruz, David Fernandez, Spencer Curry and Sgt. David Smith, all trained in properly fi tting bike helmets, teamed up with Poinciana School to make sure students were properly fi tted with new helmets, which they got to take home for free.

Deputy Christopher Kilmurray reads to kids at Treasure Village Montessori and talks to them about when and how to call 911.

Sgt. Spenser Bryan and Deputy Gil Gonzalez spoke to Key Largo Rotary about the Special Weapons and Tactics team.

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Birthday Name Job Title5/5 Gonzalez Luis Sergeant Detention Deputy5/8 Martin-Reyes Juan Sergeant Deputy Sheriff5/9 Seago Sheila Sergeant Deputy Sheriff

5/10 Inscoe Robert Director-Aviation5/11 Careaga Thomas Sergeant Detention Deputy5/12 Guerra Wilfredo Deputy Sheriff

Sgt. Steven Katz’ daughter won the Owlstanding Spirit Award at the annual awards show at Florida Atlantic University where she plays softball for the school in her Junior year.

Former employees Debbie Shepherd and Sally Ann Crawford got together recently when Debbie was in training with FEMA in Alabama. They spent the day together and took this picture to say hello to all of us here in the Keys! Debbie is now in Montana and Sally Ann is in Anniston, Alabama.

Deputy Boyd Williams and his colleagues in the Training Unit got together last week to give blood. Here he is “enjoying” the experience.

This dedicated group from the Lower Keys sacrifi ced themselves to participate in a Conch Fritter eating contest to raise money for the Autism Speaks foundation.Sgt. Evan Calhoun helped the woman on

the left rescue this bird, which had a hook and line in its beak. They took the bird to the nearby Wildlife Rescue facility at Indigenous park, where Peggy the expert took over the bird’s care.

Reserve Deputy Emil LaVache tells his famous jokes at the start of the Sugarloaf Shores Homeowner’s Association and Crime Watch meeting last week.

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Sheriff Rick Ramsay spotted this graffi ti in Marathon and painted it out this week.

Traffi c Deputy Jason Keith, and his never ending war against fi shing line (and other trash found roadside).

Deputy Vince Pacifi co, on the left painting out graffi ti and above, picking up this netting left alongside the road in the Lower Keys. Below, he and Deputy

Alexandra Davis cleaned up at the corner of 5th and 3rd on Stock Island.

Deputy James Hager and FWC Offi cer Lopez got a tip about these barrels, fl oating bayside of Cow Key Channel. They pulled them from the water and disposed of them properly.

Marathon Deputy Seth Hopp cleaning up trash on 15th Street.

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Great turnout for the “I Love Stock Island” cleanup, despite the rain and miserable weather.

Cadet and Explorer activities

Explorer post 906 in the Middle Keys delivered goodies to Sheriff’s Offi ce Communications Offi cers in appreciation for all they do.

Upper Keys Explorers from Post 905 “patrolled” Coral Shores High School in squads of three. They were sent on calls, used proper radio codes and handled various calls for service, including a silver alert call, and an injured person call where they had to request rescue and administer fi rst aid.

Upper Keys Cadets from Post 905 learned about fi tness by going to the gym and training together.

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Property Clerk Angie Glover teaching Sgt. Scott Ward’s squad about proper packaging procedures.

Sgt. Sheila Seago’s squad going over First Responder skills and PPE training during roll call.

Logan Arbotast was visiting the Keys with his family and wanted a picture with Sgt. Jason Madnick and his squad members. Logan, who is 15 years old, is here with the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

Sgt. Scott Ward speaking to the Key Largo Federation of Homeowner Associations meeting about Crime Prevention.

Sgt. Scot Ward’s squad polishing their pat down search skills at roll call training.

Sgt. Scott Ward conducting his monthly squad inspections to ensure vehicles and equipment are in order.

Sgt. Ward invited FWCs Drug Recognition Experts along with Florida Highway Patrol to roll call training. Lt. Mike Haney and Investigator Paul Hein who were recently certifi ed as DREs, gave an overview of what to look for and procedures to follow when dealing with impaired subjects. Special thanks to Lt. Haney, Investigator Hein and Sgt. Reinoso with FHP for taking the time to make this happen and for working with us here at MCSO as we continue to build and strengthen our Law Enforcement relationships.

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If you didn’t know it before,you know it now. Women rule when it comes to day shift road patrol in Marathon.

Above and below, cleaning trash out of mangroves near 132nd Street and U.S. One in Marathon. Deputies Hughes-Buxton, Swilley, Baer and an inmate worker from the Marathon jail.

Deputy Shannon Jones was patrolling at Hawk’s Cay and met these two cute visitors from Denmark. They wanted their picture taken with her and she gave them a Junior Deputy badge to take home as a souvenir.

Deputy Jose Gonzalez learning about Stinger Spikes during FTO training with Sgt. Nick Whiteman.

Deputy Vince Torres found this dog in Marathon and was able to return him to his owner safely.

Deputies Matthew Pitcher and Rosary Ponce speak to Marathon Rotary about Crime Prevention.

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The Property Division conducting training with Lower Keys detectives on proper packaging and submission of evidence.

Acting Captain Donald Catala speaking at the Sugarloaf Shores Homeowners Association Crime Watch meeting.

Sgt. Linda Mixon and Dep. Vicki Fleck setting up for the MARC House silent auction, held during their Ice Cream Social fundraiser.

Sgt. Linda Mixon’s squad, cleaning up on Roberta and Miriam Streets on Stock Island. They picked up trash and towed three boats and trailers. They also posted fi ve new tow notices.

The District says goodbye to Deputy Darren Jensen, who is transferring to the Traffi c Unit.

Deputy James Hager and Reserve Lt. Donald Prince at a cleanup on Bahia Honda for Earth Day.

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5K Saturday May 13th 7:30 am Volunteers needed. Meet at HOB & Bayview Park

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SEA OATS BEACH CLEAN UP MM 74.5

SATURDAY MAY 13, 2017 8:00 A.M.

MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE TURTLE RESCUE PORT ANTIGUA

ISLAMORADA CHAMBER GLOVES, BAGS, AND WATER PROVIDED

****BE SURE TO WEAR WATER SHOES****

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Cleaning Up Camp in the Refuge

Location: 31 MM Next to Salvation Army

Date: Friday May 12

Time: 8:00 AM

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Mass Mutual / Monroe County S.O. Deferred Comp.

May 7-14, 2017

Itinerary Location

Sunday 5/7 1:30pm-6:45pm Main Detention Center 5501 College Rd. Key West

Monday 5/8 5:45am-6:45pm Main Detention Center 5501 College Rd. Key West

Tuesday 5/9 11:00am-5:00pm KW Administration Bldg. 5525 College Rd. Key West

Tuesday 5/9 6:30pm-8:00pm District 1 20950 Overseas Hwy. Cudjoe,

Wednesday 5/10 6:30am-8:00am District 1 20950 Overseas Hwy. Cudjoe

Wednesday 5/10 12:00pm-7:30pm Districts 4&5 Communications Div. 3103 Overseas Hwy. Marathon

Thursday 5/11 6:00am-10:00am Marathon Detention Center 3981 Ocean Terrace. Marathon

Thursday 5/11 5:00pm-7:00pm District 6 86800 Overseas Hwy. Islamorada

Friday 5/12 6:30am-8:00am Plantation Detention Center 53 High Point Rd. Plantation Key

Friday 5/12 5:00pm-7:00pm District 7 50 High Point Rd. Suite 100

Sunday 5/14 5:45am-10:15am Main Detention Center 5501 College Rd. Key West

GROUP MEETINGS Scheduled at START time for Each Visit for Each Location (Length…Approx.5-15 minutes depending on needs of location)

Individual 1 on 1 s with Mass Mutual Retirement Specialist Each Location needs to post a Sign –Up Sheet with 30 minute slots

Mass Mutual Retirement Education Specialist

James Waters…cell: 727-270-1171email: [email protected]

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Plantation By The Sea Why rent when you can buy? 2 bedroom/2 full baths on single level. Ocean views from the Master Bedroom Balcony. Seller will finance with $30,000 down (Village of Islamorada has first time homebuyer grants of $10K) Gated community located at MM 87 on the Ocean. Community pool, workout room and community room. Assigned Covered Parking Spot. Vacant and easy to show. Monthly Maint fee $544 incl basic cable and water.

Call Jennifer Miller Heaton Realty 305-240-0592 Or email [email protected]

FOR SALE: Seller Financing Available

2/2 ocean view condo MM 87

$289,000

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HATE CANCER? WE DO TOO. WE FIGHT FOR A CANCER FREE TOMORROW. COME WALK WITH US

MAY 6 FROM 1PM UNTIL 10PM AT BAY VIEW PARK

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