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Daryl
started his law enforcement career in
1986 as a Sgt-At-Arms for the California
State Assembly. He provided dignitary
protection plus oversaw security and
order for the business of the State
Assembly. |
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In
1989 after completing the Oakland Police
Academy, Daryl was sworn into the Contra
Costa County Sheriff’s Department by
Sheriff Richard Rainey. He started his
new assignment at a 655 bed
maximum-security Detention facility.
Daryl advanced quickly and became a Jail
Training officer and an Instructor for
the 60 hr. Jail Operations class. |
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Daryl
transferred to the patrol division and
in 1993, was named “Rookie of the Year”
by the Contra Costa Deputy Sheriff’s
Association. |
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From
1990-1993, Daryl was a firearms
instructor for the patrol re-entry
program. |
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Later
in 1993, Daryl was selected to work in
the contract city of Danville. During
this five-year assignment, Daryl worked
as a patrolman, traffic officer,
field-training officer and detective. He
specialized in traffic accident
reconstruction. |
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Daryl
was honored by the Town of Danville for
locating and arresting a bank robber
during the year he worked as a
detective.
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document to read! |
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Daryl
served on the board of directors for the
Contra Costa DSA. He was also elected to
serve as the Director-At-Large to the
Peace Officers Research Association of
California. As the director at large,
Daryl represented over 650 members from
the Sheriff’s Department. |
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1998,
Daryl moved his family to beautiful and
spacious North Idaho and worked as a resident deputy in
Clark Fork. Based on his substantial
training and experience, Daryl also
served as a field-training officer for
the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office. |
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Daryl
is currently commanding the Patrol
Division at Sandpoint Police Department.
He is a Taser and POST certified Impact
Weapons instructor. As of October 2008,
he will have completed 7 years of service
with the Sandpoint Police Department. |
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Daryl
currently is President of the Fraternal
Order of Police Panhandle Lodge 15.
Since 1999 he has actively been a
member. Over the last nine years he has
served as Chaplin, Secretary/Treasurer,
Trustee and Vice-President. In 2003
Daryl
was the State FOP Legislative Chairman.
He traveled to Washington DC and lobbied
for gun rights on behalf of all police
officers in the State of Idaho. Daryl
believes the 2nd Amendment applies to
all citizens! |
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