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Left to right -> Chris Ingram,Tim Smith, Jeremy Meade,Falon Fugett, Randy Sergent, William Thoroughman
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FALON FUGETT – ASSISTANT CHIEF
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Randy was employed by the City Parks department from 1979 until 1980. He joined the Army and served in the military police until 1983. In 1984 he was hired temporarily as a police officer. He became a full-time officer in 1987. Randy was promoted to Assistant Police Chief in February of 2006. Council appointed Randy as Chief of Police June 11, 2007, after the resignation of Danny Carpenter, who served as police chief for seventeen years. Since becoming Chief, Randy's main initiative has been to combat drugs in our community and maintain a steady workforce.
A veteran of the U.S.Army Reserve, Falon was hired as a police officer recruit in August of 2004 and completed his basic training in December of 2004. He received the 110% Award in Physical Fitness and Defensive Tactics and was also Officer of the Quarter and part of the permanent flag detail for Class 350. Falon was promoted to Assistant Chief in January 2008.
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RANDY SERGENT- POLICE CHIEF
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Glen Robinson was hired as a part-time police officer in 2007. Prior to joining the City he was a deputy with the Fleming Co. Sheriff's Dept.
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Tim Smith is a 2001 graduate of Rowan Co. High School and attended Morehead State University for two years before being called to active duty with the KY Army National Guard. He served a one year tour in Iraq and is currently a Staff Sergeant. Tim joined the Flemingsburg Police Dept. in October of 2007 and graduated from the Police Academy March 21, 2008. While at the Academy he was awarded the Physical Fitness Excellence Award with a 94.8% average and a certificate of appreciation for the Flag Detail.
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William Thoroughman served four years in the U.S. Navy and was deployed twice to the Arabian Gulf for a total of 14 months and two months in the Mediterranean. He was hired as a police officer in October 2007 and graduated from the Police Academy March 21, 2008. While at the Academy he received the Physical Fitness Award and a letter of Appreciation for the Flag Detail.
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Jeremy Meade joined the Police Department as a recruit in March of 2008. He graduated from the Police Academy September 26, 2008.
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Chris Ingram joined the Police Department as a recruit in May of 2008. He is currently attending the Police Academy and is scheduled to graduate in October 2008.
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Ian Kelsch joined the Flemingsburg Police Dept. in August of 2008. He is a 2007 graduate of the Police Academy and received the Fit for Duty Award and the Fitness Award. Ian previously served as police officer for the City of Augusta.
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Chief Sergent applied for a grant for the Fleming County youth football program which he has been associated with for over 20 years. Also pictured is Gene Peterson, Head Coach of the Fleming County High School football team .
Members of the Flemingsburg Police Dept. participate annually in the Shop With A Cop Program. Thirteen children had a merry Christmas in 2007 thanks to this program. |
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Members of the Flemingsburg Police Department donated $100 to the Fleming Co. Schools' Resource Center to help underpriviledged children. Pictured left to right are Officer William Thoroughman, Mendy High (F.C. Youth Service Center Coordinator), and Chief Randy Sergent. |
Police Officer Recruit Chris Ingram mowed and cleaned up the Stockton Cemetary during his free time away from the Police Academy.
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EYE ON KENTUCKY
1-800 EYE-ON-KY is an anonymous tip line, which allows Kentuckyians to report any suspicious criminal or terrorist activity they see. The tip line is sponsored by the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and the Kentucky Intelligence Fusion Center. The tip line has been designed to aid local, state and federal law enforcement efforts. Tip-line calls come directly into the intelligence Fusion Center and the information is then routed to the appropriate local, state or federal agency.
WHAT IS SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY?
- Persons asking unusual questions about building security
- Persons taking pictures or video of buildings, bridges or other locations
- Persons asking detailed questions about the schedules of public transportation
- Persons see timing the arrival/departure of public transportation
- Persons seen loitering around non-public areas around reservoirs, water treatment plants, dams or power plants
- Persons watching a building for extended periods of time
- Suspicious vehicles parked in unusual places or at unusual times
- Tips regarding unlawful activities are kept confidential.
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| PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY |
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