One popular demonstration was some practice featuring the department's K-9 officers. The following photos include CPD Lt. Bart Riden who was the handler and partner of K-9 Cain who was killed in the line of duty this week, K-9 Cain and Sgt. Dustin Lester wearing the dog protection suit.
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Friday, August 4, 2017
Photos of K-9 Cain with his handler Lt. Bart Riden at National Night Out event last October
During the Crossville police department's National Night Event last October, there were many displays and numerous demonstrations for the public to see and participate in.
One popular demonstration was some practice featuring the department's K-9 officers. The following photos include CPD Lt. Bart Riden who was the handler and partner of K-9 Cain who was killed in the line of duty this week, K-9 Cain and Sgt. Dustin Lester wearing the dog protection suit.
One popular demonstration was some practice featuring the department's K-9 officers. The following photos include CPD Lt. Bart Riden who was the handler and partner of K-9 Cain who was killed in the line of duty this week, K-9 Cain and Sgt. Dustin Lester wearing the dog protection suit.
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Crossville police officers Sgt. Lester and Ptl. Coleman Officers of the month
2 City of Crossville Police Department officers have received recognition with the issuance of “Officer of the Month” awards for June, 2016.
Story and photos provided by Crossville Police Dept.
On June 13, 2016 Sgt. Dustin Lester and Ptl. Daniel Coleman responded to a suspicious vehicle at the Peavine Road McDonalds. Upon their arrival they made contact with an individual in a stolen vehicle. This individual was entered into NCIC as a wanted felon from the state of Virginia and as a “Suicidal person”. Both officers noticed the individual had several cuts on his bgt.ody and had lost a large amount of blood. These officers secured the scene and applied first aid to the individual, until EMS arrived. Their actions stopped the mam’s bleeding saved him from further harm. They also removed a dangerous individual from the public and recovered a stolen vehicle. These officer’s dedication and professionalism has been rewarded with officer of the month recognition for the month of June, 2016.
K9 SGT. LESTER, MAYOR MAYBERRY PTL. COLEMAN, MAYOR MAYBERRY
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