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School Resource Officer Program |
Quick Links: SRO Program Organizational Chart Schools covered by our S.R.O. Program Responding to Schools in Crisis South Carolina Association of School Resource Officers |
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M/Deputy Clarence Black has been in
law enforcement 1998. He became a School Resource Officer in 2000. He is
retired from the military with twenty years experience, with over 12
years of working with youth in different programs such as Drug Court,
Diversion, and other youth programs in the church. "Evil men flourish when good men do nothing! But I must work the work of him that sent me while it is day, night cometh when no man can work." Office -
803-738-7293 |
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Deputy Justin Britt has been working at RCSD since 2006. He is currently working on his Bachelors Degree in Sociology. He enjoys hunting and fishing or just being outdoors. He looks forward to working with the youth of our community. Office -
803-738-7224 Ext. 2218 |
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Office -
803-735-3445
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Deputy Sherrick Hill
has been with RCSD since
1997. She also works with the Kid Print Program. This is a program that
she holds dear to her heart. It gives her a chance to interact with youth
of all ages throughout the county. She has been working with young people
since 1993. Her experiences consist of mentoring at the Department of
Juvenile Justice, Teen Institute, Americorp, 4-H and the Kid Print Program. She enjoys spending time with our youth because they are our future leaders. Office - 803-790-6743 (bes) or 803-735-3430 (JPT elem) E-Mail - stolbert-hill@richlandone.org School Assigned - Brockman Elementary School and John P. Thomas Elementary School |
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Deputy Cedric Jacobs has been with the Department since 2005. He joined the SRO Program because he loves working with children and enjoys when he can make a difference in a child's life.
Office -
803-343-2900 (cle)
803-733-4321 (Watkins) |
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Senior Deputy
Dan Ross
has been in law
enforcement since 1991. He has been a SRO since 2000. He is retired
military. He previously worked for the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department
prior to coming to Richland County Sheriff’s Department. His goal is to
help our children make right and good decisions.
Office - 803-735-3343 |
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Deputy Melissa Satterfield
has been employed with the Richland County
Sheriff's Department since July of 2007. She graduated from the University
of South Carolina in 2007 with a B.S. degree in Criminal Justice and is
currently pursuing her Master's degree in Forensic Science from the
University of Florida. She enjoys reading, spending time with her family and
friends, going to see her best friend in Charleston (her favorite city to
visit!), and playing with her puppy Little Bit. She teaches DARE and other
Law Related Education classes. She is excited about being able to make a
difference in at least one child's life. "To the world you may be only one person, but to that one child you may be the world." Office -
803-738-7209 (Satchel
Ford), 803-691-3780 (Forest Heights) |
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Deputy Antonio Sessions
Office - 803-738-7200 (Bradley)
803-735-3417 (Lewis)
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Office - 803-714-1300 (Lake Carolina)
803-462-3900 (Bridge Creek) |
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Office - 803-343-2935
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Deputy Fred Williams
is retired from the U.S.
Army after serving 23 years. He is originally from the Bay area of
Northern California and is happily married with 2 children. He enjoys Hebrew
Biblical Studies and music and is currently pursing a B.A. in pastoral
ministries.
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quick to listen, slow to speak.” |
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Deputy Johnny Woods was born at Ft. Jackson and as a military dependent, lived in several states. He moved to Columbia in 1991, where his father retired. He attended Spring Valley High School and the University of South Carolina. He has been in Law Enforcement since 2004 and an SRO since 2006. Deputy Woods is married and has one child. His hobbies include tennis and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Office
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