Patrolling In Paradise
The official podcast of the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, located in beautiful Southwest Florida!
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Patrolling In Paradise - Criminal Investigations, Marine Thefts (opens the original)
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In the 10th episode of season 2 of Patrolling in Paradise, Detective Devin Kimberlin of the Criminal Investigations Unit sat down to discuss the importance of locking your doors, securing your valuables, and steps boat owners can take to prevent marine thefts. Hosted by Gabriella Ruiz of the Public Information Team.
Patrolling In Paradise - Major Crimes and Juvenile Intervention, Protecting Children From Online Predators (opens the original)
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In the nineth episode of season 2 of Patrolling in Paradise, Detective Don Woelke of the Major Crimes Unit and Detective John Smith of the Juvenile Intervention / Intelligence Unit, discussed how to begin the conversation with your children about their online presence. They also discussed the shocking dangers of seemingly innocent video games and social media platforms that parents should be aware of. Hosted by Gabriella Ruiz of the Public Information Team.
Patrolling In Paradise - Major Jim Kenville Retirement, 40 Year Career (opens the original)
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In the eighth episode of season 2 of Patrolling in Paradise, Major Jim Kenville took the time to reflect on his incredible 40-year career before he retires. Major Kenville has played a critical role in the careers of so many here at CCSO and we wish him all the best in his well-deserved retirement and promotion to full-time grandpa. Hosted by Gabriella Ruiz of the Public Information Team.
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