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LAW ENFORCEMENT 6:30pm 6-29-08 Judge Crichton to Swear-In Sheriff Steve Prator for 3rd TermCaddo District Court Judge Scott Crichton will swear-in Prator in the official ceremony. The public is invited to attend. Immediately afterward, Prator will administer the oath to employees of the Caddo Sheriff's Office. Prator has served 35 years in law enforcement, including nine years as Shreveport police chief. He is best known for increasing services to Caddo Parish citizens while reducing operating costs at the Sheriff’s Office. Under his administration, the Sheriff's Office established a POST-certified regional training academy; merged some investigative services with the Shreveport Police Department; increased the number of inmates that can be held at Caddo Correctional Center; implemented physical fitness standards for deputies; introduced on-line tax services; upgraded equipment; developed a youth firearms education summer camp; and formed several new specialized units, including a Traffic Safety Unit and Marine Patrol. Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Sheriff was key in encouraging legislation that assists federal, state and local law officials with tracking criminals and sex offenders after major disasters. Prator is a graduate of LSU in Shreveport and the FBI's National Executive Institute in Quantico, Virginia. He is president of the Board of Directors of the Northwest Law Enforcement Planning Agency and was appointed by both Governors Blanco and Jindal to the Louisiana Peace Officer Standards and Training Council and the Commission on Law Enforcement. (Both state appointments impact Louisiana’s criminal justice system and the training of its law enforcement officers.) |
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