Shrey was very professional and courteous during a Civil Case, assisting greatly in the smooth operation of Bailiffs. Shrey stood out, with his courteousness to citizens, and his great role as a bailiff. Great work, Shrey. Keep it up! Hope to see you back at court again soon.

Taking his time and helping me with my siren that I was having trouble with for a few days i asked everyone no one helped and he took his time out of his day to help me.

I want to say that Samuel J. Is one of those people you can count on. He toon time out of his busy schedule and even conducted a training at 4 am when he could have been sleeping. He is the type of CoC member I strive to be one day. I hope that he continues showing his greatness.

Shrey M. is a wonderful role-player, FTO, and an even better person.

Over several interactions with Shrey in-game, I’ve noticed that he doesn’t *just* portray a character in game, he is playing as himself. His attitude towards the department, as well as the amazing work he has done for myself and others is nothing short of incredible. Shrey’s aptitude to lead and aid others is extremely admirable, and it was a huge stepping stone for me and Gabriel D. CIV-502 to join the BCSO.


Shrey’s FTO capabilities, and love for training members is so natural. Shrey was able to complete my first and second ride-alongs, and pass me onto a COC member for my third ride-along, all within the span of roughly 4 hours. Though I was nervous, I felt refreshed and ready to do my ride-alongs, as Shrey assured I’d do just fine.

Everything that Shrey said and did was natural, and felt perfect and efficient! I could not have asked for a better FTO to help me with my ride-alongs.

He had pulled me over for speeding and was very professional and very respectful I'm glad I ran into him.

Statie is always great to work with and is always a sigh of relief when he is on the scene. We had multiple hectic shooting calls back-to-back at 636 Cat-Claw. Statie was the supervisor for all of these calls (keep in mind, second day as a supervisor as this happened on Sunday 7/23). He was able to assist deputies and took charge of the scene, he was being a good leader and answering questions and making sure every party involved was able to give their side of the story and look at evidence they had weather it was footage or just them talking. Afterwards, he made it pretty clear to all deputies on who was being charged with what, and what deputies were doing reports and for who. Overall, Corporal Statie T. made it a safer scene not just for officers but for the suspects and took charge like a true leader. I am glad I had the pleasure of working with such a great CoC on such a hectic scene.

whenever Carson R is on a scene or around in general he always has a commanding presence and is very knowledgeable about his job, he guides people well and has a great understanding of how to teach Newer Deputies. when Carson R is around he takes care of everyone and makes sure that if you have any questions he is always willing to answer them to the best of his Abilities, i believe he is one of the biggest assets to BCSO and he shows True Dedication to the department.

Samuel did a great job at the LLT training. Even tho it was late at night, Samuel still gave me all the information I needed to know. Samuel was very friendly and had a great attitude the whole time. Great job.

Tyler H. is among 1 of the 3 patrol deputies that were routed out to a shooting call at postal 626. Upon arriving each of them ensured the scene was safe and put out any information they gained by just arriving on the scene over the radio. They didn't stop to ask supervisors what to do on scene, they just knew exactly what needed to be done and did it. When it came to the investigations portion of the situation, all 3 deputies asked what they could do to help. Anytime they were told or asked to do something it was always an immediate yes and they did their task to the best of their ability. Regardless of how boring or small the task was, they never questioned Simeon or my requests. These deputies deserve to be recognized for their quick thinking ability, can-do attitude, and their willingness to help in any capacity.

Conner is among 1 of the 3 patrol deputies that were routed out to a shooting call at postal 626. Upon arriving each of them ensured the scene was safe and put out any information they gained by just arriving on the scene over the radio. They didn't stop to ask supervisors what to do on scene, they just knew exactly what needed to be done and did it. When it came to the investigations portion of the situation, all 3 deputies asked what they could do to help. Anytime they were told or asked to do something it was always an immediate yes and they did their task to the best of their ability. Regardless of how boring or small the task was, they never questioned Simeon or my requests. These deputies deserve to be recognized for their quick thinking ability, can-do attitude, and their willingness to help in any capacity.

Tyler is among 1 of the 3 patrol deputies that were routed out to a shooting call at postal 626. Upon arriving each of them ensured the scene was safe and put out any information they gained by just arriving on the scene over the radio. They didn't stop to ask supervisors what to do on scene, they just knew exactly what needed to be done and did it. When it came to the investigations portion of the situation, all 3 deputies asked what they could do to help. Anytime they were told or asked to do something it was always an immediate yes and they did their task to the best of their ability. Regardless of how boring or small the task was, they never questioned Simeon or my requests. These deputies deserve to be recognized for their quick thinking ability, can-do attitude, and their willingness to help in any capacity.

Jamie was routed out to a shooting scene we had at 626 near smoke tree rd. Once the scene was declared safe, Jamie decided to utilize the tools he had as a wildlife officer and view the trail cams to see if we couldn't get any information about the shooting. He did this without having to be told or asked, he just did what he thought would have helped the investigation. That kind of box-thinking and taking initiative on the scene is exactly what every deputy should do.

Myself and a lot of units had dealt with a scene involving shots fired between two parties earlier in the day. It was stressful, to say the least. We had varying stories from 4 different people and had new evidence popping up out of the blue. Simeon, who was active as ACE at the time, handled the scene professionally and to the best of his ability. He ensured all information he was receiving was kept straight and was passed along appropriately.

Later on we had another shooting situation at the same location, the suspects had come back to retaliate against the same party. Simeon responded quickly and urgently, once on the scene he made sure all units understood what exactly he needed done and communicated any information he gained with his fellow officers. He is a super straight and narrow officer. He doesn't stop even if he is stressed to his limit. He keeps pushing to get the job done.

I was Tyler’s FTO when he first came into the community. With good teaching comes a great deputy. Since then he’s always been the exact same person. He has always been willing to learn new things and gain new experiences no matter what. I have never seen a deputy with such dedication to trying to better himself. It really shows when I am get the privilege of being on scenes with him. He knows what he’s doing but he doesn’t rub it in other peoples faces or tries to think he’s better than anyone else.

Not to mention Tyler is the ideal cop. When he interacts with the public and other officers it is nothing but respect and professionalism. He is always trying to create that relationship with the community so that when that interaction or that situation is over with, those people have a positive outlook on law enforcement officers. He never lets those who are disrespectful and aggressive get under his skin. He remains professional no matter what. As far as working with other law enforcement officers, Tyler is always trying to see what else he can do to help. What more could he do to take some things off the primary units plate. He also respects authority and those above him.

Tyler is really one of the best deputies I have ever had the pleasure of teaching and working with! Keep up the amazing work!

This man did amazing on a scene that was made by Chandler P. | CIV-34 and I. He kept his cool and played along with us, continuing the scene and making the best out of it. This man deserves to be recognized for the professionalism on the scene, and I hope he keeps on the good work.

Kris M. actively portrays a character while also doing his job fantastically. It's something I do not see very often in server, but something I always look forward to.

I love when someone has the "Civilian" personality/attitude in LEO because they are truly a real person after their shift. Personality is key in RP, otherwise, it comes off as boring/dead! Kris M. fully understands that concept, and he truly parts the way for others (hopefully) to follow!

Thanks, Kris M. for all of the wonderful RP you've helped create, and all of the fantastic work you've been doing in the Sheriff's Department!

Kris M. actively portrays a character while also doing his job fantastically. It's something I do not see very often in server, but something I always look forward to.

I love when someone has the "Civilian" personality/attitude in LEO because they are truly a real person after their shift. Personality is key in RP, otherwise, it comes off as boring/dead! Kris M. fully understands that concept, and he truly parts the way for others (hopefully) to follow!

Thanks, Kris M. for all of the wonderful RP you've helped create, and all of the fantastic work you've been doing in the Sheriff's Department!

Gabe was the TSD unit who took a crash report for two deputies that wrecked in Sandy Sh
ores. Gabe did an excellent job collecting statements and conducting the investigation into the wreck. His narrative was very well written. Excellent job Gabe!!

During my RA with Nathan G. he was extremely professional and helpful with every single question I threw at him. Throughout the whole RA he was friendly and respectful. There wasn't a single boring moment in the whole 2 hours of my phase 1 and 2 as we were speaking the whole time. I really enjoyed the two phases as they were not only educational but fun and provided me with alot of insight into the server and how BCSO really is. Nathan was a great role model and really stood out to me.

"On June 29, I was an elderly male with an extremely altered mental state. Conner B. did an excellent job communicating with my character on a calm manner, attempted to de-escalate the situation, and prioritized my mental/physical health over issuing criminal charges.

Throughout the incident, Conner was calm and collected. It was a welcome change and I appreciated his dedication to the scenario. Amazing work!

- Dundee F."