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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 -
803-14-2500 |
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Deputy Matthew Aul retired from the U.S. Navy after 21 years as Chief Cook. He is married and has two children. "The present slips by us while we are worrying about the future and pondering the past." - Ziggy
Office - 803-782-0470 (Forest Lake) 803-736-8754 (Keels),
803-736-8723 (Windsor) |
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Deputy Jamel Bradley lost 80% of his hearing before the age of two and turned to basketball to help him overcome the obstacles he faced from being different. His dedication and perseverance paid off, as he excelled as a player and earned a full athletic scholarship to attend the University of South Carolina. Before graduating and earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Administrative Information Management, he had become a starter, captain, Most Valuable Player, and all around fan-favorite of the Gamecocks. Deputy Bradley’s unique challenges in life have served as a platform for him to inspire others and to become a role-model for young children. He began his career as an SRO for the Richland County Sheriff’s Department in December 2007 and is married. Office -
803-736-8730 (LB Nelson),
803-699-3500 ext 5211 (Spring Valley) |
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Office -
803-699-2999 |
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Deputy Ben Fields has been serving Richland County since 2004. He likes to work out and play sports. He is from Pennsylvania and a big Steelers fan. He has an older brother and younger sister and counts his Mother and Father as his role models. Office -
803-699-3500 ext 5211 |
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Deputy Tim Ford Office -
803-691-6890 |
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Deputy Lisa Grazioli
was born and raised in
Chicago Illinois. She has been with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department
since 2001. Lisa came to the SRO program in 2003. She was transferred to the
road in 2005. She returned home with the SRO Program in January 2008. She
has 3 lovely children and enjoys spending time with them and her friends. Office -
803-736-3183 (North Springs), 803-419-2226 (Polo
Road), or 803-699-2700 ext 3015 (Pontiac) |
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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 -
803-736-8720 (Conder)
803-699-2800 (Richland Northeast) |
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Deputy Joe Kelly is retired military with twenty years of experience and fifteen years of working with youth in the sports program and counseling.
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Deputy Kara Robinson Office - 803-691-6880 (Bethel
Hanberry), 803-699-1724 (Bookman Rd), 803-462-3900 (Bridge Creek),
803-691-8676 (Round Top) |
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Deputy Terna Rushing
graduated Piedmont
Technical College with a certificate in Early Childhood Development in 1996.
She began her career in law enforcement with the Columbia College Police
Department in 1998 and joined the Richland County Sheriff's Department in
March of 2000. She has been part of the School Resource Officer
Program since August 2000. She enjoys working with young people very much
and looks forward to being a positive influence in their lives.
"Life is not a dress
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Deputy Barron Williams
spent 10 years in the military assigned to Ft. Bragg, North Carolina as a
member of the 82nd Airborne Division. He has been with Richland County
Sheriff's Department for two and a half years, has been married for 13 years
and has two children. |
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