Four
new deputies have joined the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office. The deputies
were sworn in on Friday, March 3, 2017,
at the Circuit Courthouse by Ms. Joan Williams, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Later that evening, an official graduation was held at Patuxent High School in
Lusby, MD, where Sheriff Tim Cameron conferred their graduation with their
friends and family present.
Please
join the Sheriff’s Office in welcoming the following new
deputies:
Courtney
J. Edwards
Philip
A. Henry
Philip
M. Robinson
Daniel
M. Sidorowicz
The
deputies completed a 28-week entrance level training program held at the
Southern Maryland Criminal Justice Academy in Nanjemoy, Maryland, which started
on August 8, 2016, and ended on March 3,
2017. The training program included
extensive instruction on criminal law, constitutional law, traffic law, patrol
procedures, firearms, defensive driving and first-aid.
Deputy
Philip M. Robinson was selected as the
class speaker. Deputy Daniel M. Sidorowicz received recognition for his
exemplary performance during firearms instruction receiving a 100% accuracy
rate, and he was recognized for outstanding
emergency vehicles operations skills. Deputy Philip A. Henry received the
scholastic award for ranking the highest in the class with a
98%.
The
deputies are now receiving extensive
field training with a seasoned deputy.
Sheriff Tim Cameron and the men and women of the Sheriff’s Office welcome these
officers to the law enforcement profession.
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Caption (L-R) Philip A. Henry, Daniel M. Sidorowicz, Courtney J. Edwards, and Philip M. Robinson |
