Getting to Know...Ezell Brown, the Officer
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Getting to Know...Ezell Brown, The Professional |
- Began law enforcement career, Covington Police Department in
 1973 (Patrolman - Street Patrol/Community Relations)
- Joined the Newton County Sheriff’s Office in 1978
(Deputy Sheriff - Street Patrol/Jail Operations)
- Joined Covington/Newton SWAT team 1978
(Evening Watch Supervisor - Supervised Street Patrol & Jail Staff/In Charge of Communications Command Center)
- Promoted to Sergeant in 1979
(Evening Watch Supervisor - Supervised Street Patrol & Jail Staff/In Charge of Communications Command Center)
- Promoted to Lieutenant in 1982
- Joined Criminal Investigations Division - 1985
(Investigated Crimes Against Persons and Property, Major Criminal Activities, including Homicide, Robberies, Rapes, Child Abuse, etc./Interviews, Interrogations, Crime Scene Investigations, etc.)
- Became a Certified Arsons Investigator - 1991
(Worked with Local and State Agencies to Resolve Suspicious Fires, etc.)
- Assigned to Sex Offender Unit - 2005
- Captain - 2008
- Currently Assigned to Sex Offender Unit
(Responsible for Managing and Monitoring Sex Offender Activity in Newton County/Maintenance of County Sex Offender Registry/Assurance that State and Federal Mandates are Followed/Credited with Creating Georgia’s First Sex Offender Residential/raveled Throughout Georgia Representing the Newton County Sheriff Office on the “Sex Offender Roundtable”/Community Outreach/Responsible for Managing Citizen Complaints/Testified, on behalf of the Newton County Sheriff’s Office, in Federal, State, and Local Courts Regarding Impact of Sex Offender Laws and Cases)
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Professional Organizational Memberships
- National Sheriff's Association
- Georgia Chapter of Arson Investigators
- International Chapter of Arson Investigators
- National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
- GA Sheriff's Association
- Executive Board member DeKalb Technical College
- Executive Board member Salvation Army - Covington Chapter
- Board member GA Sheriff's Standards and Training Committeee
Professional Development and Training
- Basic & Advanced SWAT Officer Training
- Homicide Investigations
- Child Abuse & Neglect
- Sex Crimes
- Arsons Investigations (Over 500 Basic and Adv. Training Hours)
- Sex Offender Registry & Tracking Unit
- Interviewing and Interrogations
- Drugs
- The GA Law Enforcement Professional Management Program - GA Association of Chiefs of Police and Columbia State University (400 Hours of Study)-(2004-2007)
- National Incident Management System (NIMS)-Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Homeland Security-(Designed for Upper Management & First Line Supervisors) (2007)
- GA International Law Enforcement Exchange Program (19th del.) - 2011
Professional Certifications
- Post-Certified Basic Police Officer (1973)
- Post-Certified Arson Investigator (1991)
- Fire Investigator-Georgia Firefighter Standards and Training Council (2006)
- Certificate of Completion - Sheriff's Elect School
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