Cody responded to a call where myself and Rich E. stole a vehicle and drove it around under the influence. The whole time he remained professional even though my character was walking up to their Charger in his underwear and walking off scene and falling all over. Cody thank you for setting a good example for the rest of BCSO and reminding me of the R&R.

I did a scene where I stole a car from the Yellowjack while drunk. I was pulled over by Cody P. | 3C-25. Cody ran through the scene with extreme professionalism and when I requested a female officer to pat me down, Taylor showed up. Even though I was being a bit of a pain, Taylor, Cody and Joseph C. | 3C-53 made the scene fun by keeping their cool and letting the scene play out. In the end, all 3 of these deputies deserve to be recognized. I would love to do more scenes with these 3 deputies, and look forward to running across them on server again.

On a personal note, you 3 are the very personification of what it means to be BCSO deputies. Keep up the good work.

I was sitting in the FTO 1 on Discord when Daniel V was going through some stuff with a probationary for one of his FTO Stages. He sent links to the Probationary and was prepared to answer any questions he had. This was a good move by Daniel as he just received a promotion to Master Deputy this shows why he was one of the people to move up to Master Deputy and I believe he will do great if he does attempt to go for BCSO CoC. Great job Daniel

I have incredibly high respect for role. Cole showed extreme levels of maturity and professionalism on his patrol. When dealing with lots of combative civilians and overall just on a pretty difficult scene Cole did awesome and no time losing his cool with anyone. Cole really showed what it means and deserved to be recognized for his hark work and professionalism.

Joseph C. 3C-53 was extremely professional, friendly, and had a very good attitude when conducting a traffic stop on my character "Austin Philips" on October 17th on US Route 68 for loud music/excessive horn usage. Joseph C. especially was very knowledgable regarding the states marijuana laws & loud music/excessive horn usage laws, along with informing my character of the statutes, whilst Andrew R. (SERIAL#: 4060) (responding unit) maintained some good investigative conversation. Both individuals acted highly professional and stayed in character the whole time. Both of these deputies represent the Blaine County Sheriff's Office very well and represent the community good light, awesome work guys!

I was doing an RP with him, with me as a crazy person who was out bird watching. He remained professional at all times while being really funny at the same time and was a pleasure to RP with - really refreshing!

Sam handled my stage 1 and stage 2 on the same night. During my stage 1, my internet crashed and needed to be restarted. Sam was patient while I handled the situation. He was very informative during the stages, and was able to give me information I didn't have including several documents that will help with my time as a BCSO Deputy. Sam is the gold standard for FTOs and it's for these reasons I believe he deserves to be recognized.

While performing a warrant operation with ACE, Josh was requested to come assist with perimeter control. Josh arrived immediately, listened well when his instructions were rushed and told to him on the fly and when a pursuit broke out of the operation Josh requested permission from perimeter command before leaving and did an excellent job while on the op.

Kaden was very simply showing good leadership skills and preparation for a Operation with normal and ACE units. Kaden is one for many people there should be more of within BCSO, and has very good coordination skills, he really does the job well and upholds his duties as expected to the highest standards.

No wonder why Dayvion is leading a wonderful subdivision called SSB, the man ACEs the job when it comes to anything related to his subdivision, he really had amazing coordination skills and leadership demonstration in which is hugely important at his rank. He led a very successful Warrant serve for a Suspect, in which took off from the scene and another was present on the property.

Ryan W had did amazing with his driving skills, and made sure the suspect was in sight at all times, he did an amazing PIT and straight put the suspect across the field and he brought the suspect to his knees and got the suspect in custody in the matter of minutes, as all teamwork was well coordinated and the scene was de-escalated safely.

Jamie S has been fantastic lately, and along side that he has been as active as a person can be. He demonstrates good leadership skills, and provides a good experience for when he is on duty no matter what. He has serious potential within BCSO, and he will go places when he brings this to the field. Jamie always remains professional, and will get down to a solution on any scene that comes to light, in a professional and respectful manner overall. He makes sure he uses his resources wisely, such as Falcon/Air 1 when needed and uses it to the fullest potential when activated. Jamie is always there for anyone who may need there Stages done for any new Probationary Deputies that come into BCSO, and frequently chats in the #sheriffs-office chat as well as other chats if I had to assume. Jamie is a amazing person, and deserves more within BCSO overall, I really hope he achieves Corporal this cycle as COC needs more people like Jamie in those positions.

Kai is one of many COC members that is active, and willing to do what he needs to do to get stuff done. He is one of the more frequent Supervisors I see on, more then others, Kai like Jamie frequently actives Falcon/Air 1 when its needed, and when they pair up together they really get the job done. It was like they were made for it, and are fit for the job as a Pilot. The callouts are on point as always, Kai puts in his all as a Sergeant and ensures that anyone who needs anything he will be there if so, Kai has potential to go further then ever within the BCSO COC structure and we can all see that if your on patrol when he is, it's hugely important that you uphold your duties and responsibilities as both a Supervisor and COC member. He is a credit to the COC structure and department.

When Jamie had activated Falcon 1 with Darran R, Jamie was the co pilot and during this pursuit we had been in Jamies location call outs was amazing, he managed to keeps eyes on the pursuit and let the officers on the ground know where to go. he kept up with the vehicle changes that had happened other things that had happened he would notify my co pilot on when they was going back to base. and when they was taking off again to let us go and refuel.

when in the air as air one. kai was my co pilot. we attached out self's to a pursuit. and when we got the lock. kai let off. he called out every road correctly and maintained full communication with me and Falcon 1 when they went airborn. he was tell me to go low when needed and where to go if i had lost visuals. his communication it amazing.

Aaron was on a scene with me and he did an amazing job handling and investigating the scene he was extremely professional and polite with all parties. He went above and beyond to professionally investigate and make sure no stones were unturned and that we were following procedure and taking appropriate course of action with each subject. Overall he did an amazing job.

Keep up the great work Aaron :) !

-Senior Sergeant, Zach R. | 3C-21

Aaron assisted me multiple times on various calls yesterday while on patrol. Throughout the night; he was professional, respectful, and reasonable with the subjects we were in contact with. He displayed the Sheriffs Office in a positive light, to which was even commented on by some of the civilians we were in contact with.

William D had showed amazing skills during a Drug Bust as ACE, he was the UC and he managed to keep his calm and didn't spook the Subject doing the deal. This was the most I've seen a UC do in my experiences, the Drug Bust was a success and we had secured the Drugs and arrested the subject on charges. William showed that he's more then capable of being a UC and is very good at it, I hope he continues what he did today onwards to future Busts/Operations.

Trevor H had showed good leadership and organisement skills during a Drug Bust today, and he really had everyone in the right spots. As we were going, Trevor was encouraging and had confidence that this will be a success, and did it with great encourgament to the ACE units on the Drug Bust. It is important to maintain confidence, and patience during Drug Busts as it shows you want this to end well, and keep it going. I hope that these acts continue toward the future.

Josh W. took part in a ACE operation that myself was concluded in during this time Josh just showed the true values of the department while my time with him while conducting a search of a property. During our time together he shown me that he is a great deputy keep up the great work!