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invasion and violent assault with a dangerous weapon. <br /> Report of the In addition, the department coordinated many drug <br /> Police Chief investigations that led to searches and seizures of a <br /> significant quantity of contraband and U.S. currency <br /> for forfeiture. The department continues to work in <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the cooperation with the Cape Cod Drug Task Force for <br /> Citizens of the Town of Mashpee the purposes of fighting illegal drugs and the conse- <br /> quences of its abuse. <br /> On behalf of the Mashpee Police Department, I <br /> submit my first town report as the new Chief of Police. Unfortunately, the department also experienced <br /> I want to thank the Town Manager and selection com- five fatal motor vehicle accidents along Route 130. <br /> mittee for placing the trust and confidence in my abil- There were also two other very serious accidents on <br /> ities to lead this law enforcement agency. I am very the same roadway. As a result of these accident inves- <br /> pleased and honored to have been chosen for the posi- tigations, the police department has determined that <br /> tion and look forward to serving the citizens of this speed was a contributing factor. We are currently ana- <br /> community. lyzing all data and information available to us to con- <br /> sider all feasible recommendations or police actions to <br /> 2005 brought about many changes for the Police curtail this dangerous trend for the motoring public. <br /> Department and some of those changes pertained to The department is currently participating on a regional <br /> personnel. In patrol, John Hannafin was promoted Accident Reconstruction Team and has established a <br /> from Police Officer to Sergeant. Unfortunately, Traffic Enforcement Unit. It is our intent to increase <br /> Sergeant Hannafin resigned to assume a position with police visibility along Route 130 with strict enforce- <br /> the Massachusetts State Police. Sergeant Hannafin did ment in an effort to reduce speeds to a reasonable and <br /> an exceptional job while employed in Mashpee and we prudent rate given the conditions. <br /> wish him well in his future endeavors. The department <br /> has hired several new police officers to fill existing The department has also been pleased with the <br /> vacancies. In addition, Dispatcher Andrea DeCourcy results of the School Resource Officer (SRO) <br /> resigned due to relocating to another state.The depart- Program. Officer Lisa Hettinger was assigned to this <br /> ment is in the process of filling a dispatch position. capacity and has performed her duties within the <br /> schools in cooperation with school administrators,fac- <br /> The department also appointed Judy Andrade to the <br /> part-time records clerk position. This appointment has ulty and staff. <br /> processed records requests in a more timely and effi- <br /> dent manner.The department also plans to hire acivil- The Pops Concert at the Commons in 2005 saw <br /> ian Administrative Assistant that will complete our the implementation of a modified traffic control plan <br /> civilian staff. that seemed to smoothly disperse of traffic and main- <br /> tain a reasonable flow given the number of vehicles <br /> The department also sought to clarify when a impacting Route 151 and Route 28. I appreciate all of <br /> designated officer may act as the shift supervisor in the the support and assistance the department has received <br /> absence of the Sergeant. Police Officers have specific throughout the year from the staff at Mashpee <br /> criteria to qualify for this assigned capacity. Officers Commons. <br /> must be qualified by passing a Sergeant's examination <br /> process or meeting other uniformed standards. The The department also implemented some facility <br /> improvements that were long overdue. The communi- <br /> designated officers for this capacity are referred to as <br /> "Master Officers." The department's first Master cations center was upgraded and I extend my deep <br /> Officers were Doug Flynn, John Dami, Carl Delorme, appreciation to the Cable and Advanced Technology <br /> Advisory Board and Chairman Andrew Eliason for <br /> Ron Allen and Tom Rose, who was subsequently pro- <br /> moted to Sergeant. I congratulate Sergeant Rose on their support in this project. Communications <br /> this achievement. Officer Glenn Gillan is currently Supervisor Scott Halligan was instrumental in devel- <br /> assigned as an Acting Master Officer. oping and coordinating this project to its end. <br /> During the course of 2005, various incidents and The department was also able to upgrade the <br /> investigations resulted in enforcement action. The Sergeant's Locker Room and give a face lift to the <br /> department successfully attained a conviction to a booking room area. The police station received some <br /> homicide thanks in large part to the attentiveness and interior painting and minor improvements such as <br /> alertness of Officer Jason Arthurs and the subsequent tiling through the efforts of the Barnstable County <br /> investigative work of Detective Robert Waterfield.The Sheriff's Department. This program was directed by <br /> department also successfully solved an armed home Sergeant Joseph Brait, who supervised correctional <br /> inmates as this work was accomplished. I would also <br /> 35 <br />
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