always helpful to me and other deputies. rayan would always make sure i didnt do anything wrong to save me from getting into trouble, hes like a father figure towrds me and other probis

Ever since joining Coc, Rocker has been very helpful with any question I have, or anybody else have. He was in SSB coc, BCSO COC, FTO Director , and probably every other subdivision he puts a great amount of work in every position that he has had. What was the hashtag that he put in my commendation? It was like Keepitup or something like that.

#Keepitup

While considering a transfer, I hung out in the county trying to get a little more information about the department and see what it was like. While doing so, I ran into Alex on a call. His outstanding work while on the call stood out to me. Once off the scene, we found each other on another call and eventually began going to more calls together. I used him as a sort of mentor. I watched his tactics, watched how he handled situations, and watched how he patrolled while not on a call. Throughout this time, he did an outstanding job at showing me the proper way of patrolling the county, and what the usual duties of a deputy are. Once he showed me what I was looking for, I talked to Alex about transferring and he suggested it and told me what he thought was best to do.

Throughout the day, I've interacted with Jeff many times. On each scene I was on with him, he was a very nice and respectful person, and very fun to be around and very approachable. Hats off to him and keep up the great work!

I was attached to a 10-11 with Emmett. The subject was mentally ill, and needed more of a talk than anything. It absolutely blew my mind listening to his speech, talking to the subject. Emmett showed compassion and sympathy for the subject and went on about his own life experiences, comparing them to the subject's current situation. My commendation could have gone on forever, but he needs to be recognized for this action. Amazing work Emmett!

Every time I'm on a scene with him he never disappoints. He is not like every other BCSO officer I have seen. He acts as he is human and understands that people make mistakes because people do. I had been drunk as my character due to some trauma with my parents and he was on my scene. Me and him had a long talk about how it is not ok to use beer or alcohol in a sad manor it is for having fun and responsibility. He explained how he understood why my character was drinking because of the fact of family trauma. Jeff has always understood my character and has never been arrest hungry like the deputy's that deal with my character.

Leonard was on as his female character, who has a fear of males, I was pulled over by 3C-6 for 70+ on panorama, my character had a panic attack of which Leonard sat with her for 10 minuets before she came round, from then we went on a 10-12, Leonard was interactive with my character, asking questions and overall keeping it interesting

Last night I was roleplaying as my old man character and did some chain robberies throughout state and while doing so making multiple 911 reports of my character doing the most outrageous stuff. He eventually got arrested my Leonard and recently read the arrest report and I have to say the report it once of the best I have seen every 911 call and every detail was in that report. Including multiple evidence from multiple scenes just wanted to say AMAZING Report Leonard and sorry for the hassel!

I was on as my teenage character Harper. Someone called 911 and reported me missing. Trentin followed dead end clues and tracked me all over the county. Eventually catching up to me in paleto bay. When he did catch up to me, instead of being mad Trentin sat down and talked to me. He figured out what the problem was and was able to make my character feel less lonely.

Trentin's actions on this scene, his willingness to talk and try to help and his overall attitude during the entire scene are why I believe he should be recognized. Thank you Trentin for this amazing scene.

Zach L. has been putting some amazing detail and effort into his patrol logs, but there's more! Zach has been putting his best foot forward everyday to make himself into a better deputy, and make the BCSO into an even better department. #KeepItUp

I don't think this needs any explanation, Zack is one of the best people I know - All Time. Zack's constantly there when needed, keeps everyone and everything in check, and is one of the biggest reasons the BCSO IS the best department!

Zack is seriously under credited for everything he does! #KeepItUp <3

Noah has just been doing amazing and consistently high quality work within COC, and many other things… but especially ASD. I have had the pleasure to work alongside him in a lot of these and all I can say is Noah has been putting 110% into every single thing he does no matter how tedious the task may be. Noah is not only hard working but is also extremely supportive and has personally helped me a lot not only did he help and support me as a COC member but also with personal and real life things. Noah is a great COC member and also a great friend. Thank you Noah for all you hard work and making my experience here in BCSO amazing. Also thank you for making me a huge Why Don’t We fanboy!

Zachary played a huge part in assisting me in the my Deputy II days, first time I met Zachary when he was an awesome Senior Deputy and he would host tons of awesome ACE Operations! I'd constantly be bugging him requesting the operation narrative and he'd always send it. Now, Zachary is successfully running not just ACE but all of SSB! #KeepItUp

Dominic is always working and always doing a amazing job, I always seem him ensuring the rosters are always working and up to date. He is always doing an amazing job in server and within his roleplay, always have a fun and great interaction with him and Dominic is always a friendly face to see both in Discord and in server. Dominic is doing a great job and is dedicated to everything he does, he is a truly amazing guy. Dominic is also extremely supportive and Helpful and always happy to fix the roster when I press the wrong thing. Keep it up Dom!

Well I was on a scene with Milan and he was very professional and very nice within this scene he also extended the scene in many good ways and had amazing officer conduct and I wish we had more officers like Milan and I would like you as a COC department to recognise him as he is a very nice kind loving officer when it comes to the scene I was on with him.

Joe is always a pleasure to ride with. No matter what's going on or the what situation we're in he always remains level headed, calm, and collected. I've seen several civilians try to get him to break his bearing but his cooler head always prevails. His respect to his peers and the citizens of this state encourages me to be the best deputy I can be. I always learn something when I 10-12 with him. Every question I've asked he either has an answer for or provides me with one after research. While riding with him I've made mistakes and regardless of my previous encounters with him, he always corrects me in a professional manner.

Trenton does a great job at both piloting and co-piloting gives great directions. Trenton is also very good at giving directions and easy to get along with. He is fast and great with the camera on the helicopter.

During my CIV patrol today I decided to create a scene of a minor DUI. I was fortunate enough to be pulled over by Cooper who showed immense quality of RP. He also exhibited great amounts of professionalism, realism, knowledge and understanding to everything he was doing! I enjoyed that scene a lot and would love to see him in more scenes like this, keep it up Cooper!! :)

Taylor was kidnapped and was injured with two severed fingers. Her reaction was spot on coming out a major trauma. Heavy relentless breathing and crying like a baby. Even when she went into shock and passed out she acted perfect with things such as grasping my hand and reacting.
Well worthy of being on the force!

A local 911 call come in involving a boat in the Alamo Sea postal 831 at the Marina Dr. Boat House. Once the civilian got his boat onto the trailer William started a traffic stop as requested from units and the 911 call itself. When I was attached to this stop as an additional unit I couldn't help but notice his professional demeanor and character to the other officers and civilian alike. Amazing job on the scene, keep up the great work! #BCSOSTRONG