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Men of Conviction St COLD CASES: Bringing Closure to Families, Justice to Victims Spring 2020 Men of Conviction St. Clair, McDonald, Dade and Barry county sheriffs serve different communities but share the same commitment CRISIS INTERVENTION GOING GREEN READ ALL ABOUT IT Training can make Lots of questions surround Law enforcement buffs all the difference medical marijuana will enjoy these books CONNECT AND HUBERSERVE. & ASSOCIATES ENTERpol Smarter IT Soluons for PublicSolutions Safety for Public Safety RMS JMS “Statewide data sharing is CAD a huge advantage to Enterpol users. Not only does it give us information on subjects that break the law throughout the state, it gives us another manner in which to track them. It also can save time on reports by using this information. The most important thing I look for in a technology software vendor is I have to know that when we call with issues, that someone with knowledge and the ability to fix the problem will be there. I need to know that my vendor has my back, Huber & Associates (Enterpol Software) does.” Sheriff John Wheeler Cole County Sheriff’s Office Call or visit our website and see how Enterpol can save you money, provide better service and bring you an easier system. www.enterpol.com HUBER & ASSOCIATES ENTERpol Smarter IT Soluons for Public Safety 573.634.5000 • [email protected] • enterpol.com Contributors Spring CONTENTS 2020 News 7 Director’s Letter 8 Around the State Nancy Zoellner Editor ON THE JOB 8 Cover Story: Men of Conviction 12 A Man with a Mission 13 Sheriff Meets Challenges Head On 14 Sheriff Impacts Community Through Its Children 15 Sheriff Leads by Following a Family Tradition Michael Feeback Behind the Scenes: Support Staff 16 Fred Cave, Callaway County 18 Dwight Willis, Greene County 20 Vendor Spotlight: Encartele 16 COMMUNITY CIT: Improving Responses to People 22 Sheriff Randee Kaiser in Crisis Jasper County 26 ‘Hippie Weed’ or Medication? 30 Solving Cold Cases: Bringing Justice to Victims 36 Book Corner CORRECTIONS 30 38 Maintaining Order and Safety Inside, Kevin Merritt Teaching Change for the Outside MSA Executive Director 40 Keen: A Professional ‘Committed to Excellence’ 42 Jasper County: Treatment Concepts to Practice TRAINING 44 New Year’s Trends and BOLD Predictions 40 Bill Sullivan Law Enforcement Liaison for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Region 7 4 THE MISSOURI SHERIFF SPRING 2020 THE SINGLE SOURCE PROVIDER FOR THE SERVICES YOUR FACILITY NEEDS MOST COMMISSARY VIDEO VISITATION KIOSKS FOOD SERVICES INMATE TABLETS VIDEO ARRAIGNMENT COMMISSARY + FOOD SERVICE =$AVINGS! JAIL SOFTWARE INMATE PHONES SERVICE BUNDLES Call us at 877-844-3726 to find out how we can bring value & support to your organization. tigercorrectional.com Missouri Sheriffs’ Association 6605 Business 50 West Jefferson City, MO 65109 www.mosheriffs.com VOL. 8, NO. 2 SPRING 2020 MSA Executive Board MSA Staff Board Member MARKETING DIRECTOR Zone Leaders Jeanne Merritt PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 573.529.6900 Fax 573.635.2128 Sheriff David Parrish Kevin Merritt ZONE 1 — Sheriff Bryan [email protected] Lewis County Atkins, Andrew County ADMINISTRATIVE EDITOR ST ZONE 2 — Sheriff Rodney 1 VICE-PRESIDENT ASSISTANT Nancy Zoellner Herring, Grundy County Sheriff Jerry Galloway Donna Arney [email protected] Caldwell County ZONE 3 — Sheriff Mark CONTRIBUTORS OFFICE ASSISTANT Nichols, Randolph County 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT Gina Kauffman Michael Feeback Sheriff Randee Kaiser Sheriff Scott Munsterman ZONE 4 — Sheriff Wayne Kevin Merritt Winn, Scotland County Johnson County MARKETING DIRECTOR Bill Sullivan Jeanne Merritt 3RD VICE-PRESIDENT ZONE 5 — Sheriff Mark CREATIVE DIRECTOR Owen, Platte County Sheriff Ben Becerra PROGRAM Stacie L. 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McCutcheon, Madison County appearing in The Missouri Sheriff magazine is copyright unless otherwise stated or it The Missouri Sheriff magazine is the official publication may rest with the provider of the supplied ZONE 14 — Sheriff Brad material. The Missouri Sheriff magazine takes for the Missouri Sheriffs’ Association. DeLay, Lawrence County all care to ensure information is correct at time of printing, but the publisher accepts The Missouri Sheriff magazine is dedicated to providing ZONE 15 — Sheriff Richard no responsibility or liability for the accuracy informative and timely information to enrich the lives Stephens, Carter County of any information contained in the text or advertisements. Views expressed are not of the dedicated men and women providing county law necessarily endorsed by the publisher. enforcement, jail, court security and judicial services ZONE 16 — Sheriff Mark throughout the state of Missouri, and the public they serve. Dobbs, Butler County 6 THE MISSOURI SHERIFF SPRING 2020 PRESIDENT’S LETTER Don’t Tell Me — Show Me n December 2019, Missouri sheriffs, most dangerous cities in the nation. It is at the invitation of Governor Michael unfathomable to me that these jurisdictions I Parson, went to the capitol to discuss are owed millions of dollars that could be public safety throughout Missouri. As a used to enhance the safety of their citizens. former sheriff, Governor Parson understood To further complicate matters, the extreme the critical role the office of sheriff plays measures taken by the Supreme Court and in the everyday safety of Missouri citizens. the Missouri Department of Corrections have He also had great praise for every locally led to the premature release of criminals elected official in large part because of the — and that led to numerous citizens and close contact they have with the people they frontline law enforcement officers being serve. He was committed to reducing violent placed in harm’s way. crime in Missouri and asked for Missouri It is my strong belief that law abiding sheriffs to assist his administration. taxpayers continue to believe in the rule In January 2020, Governor Parson of law and support firm and fair law backed his words with action. He formally enforcement. Citizens want to feel safe and announced that $22 million dollars should have said this to their local law enforcement be allocated to pay down the enormous debt over and over again. They have not only the state owes local law abiding taxpayers “talked the talk” but they have “walked the Words alone for the care and protection of Missouri walk” by overwhelmingly supporting tax inmates housed in county jails. This clearly increases to enhance their own safety and to mean nothing. demonstrates he understands public safety hold criminals accountable. in Missouri must continue to be a local and Franklin County Sheriff Steve Pelton, state partnership. Callaway County Sheriff Clay Chism, and Sheriffs across the state have been in Johnson County Sheriff Scott Munsterman contact with their local representatives led initiatives in their counties that passed and senators who are also committed to with close to 70 percent of the vote. These protecting the interests of the law abiding are astonishing numbers that demonstrate to taxpayer. They recognize that this arrearage our state leaders that Missourians trust their is an embarrassment to our state and are local sheriffs and their local leaders. They committed to insuring the safety of their also expect state leaders and bureaucrats to constituents. We appreciate their strong support and trust their sheriffs as well. support and commend them for their efforts. Missourians should rest assured that However, words alone mean nothing. As every sheriff, as well as their deputies, will a “Show Me” Missourian, I recognize that continue to fight for their safety in their we will not know how committed these neighborhoods, on their streets and in the individuals are until the legislative session halls of the capitol. ends in May 2020. We must continue to forcefully make our case. Unfortunately, we live in a state that David Parrish continues to see a rise in violent crime and President have two cities that are listed as two of the Missouri Sheriffs’ Association www.mosheriffs.com 7 Atchison Worth Putnam Schuyler Nodaway Mercer Scotland Harrison Clark Gentry Sullivan Holt Adair Grundy Knox Lewis Andrew NEWS Daviess DeKalb Linn Livingston Macon Shelby Marion Buchanan Caldwell Clinton Chariton Ralls Monroe Platte Carroll Randolph Clay Ray Pike Audrain Saline Howard Lafayette Lincoln Jackson Boone Mont- gomery Cooper Callaway Johnson Pettis Warren St. Charles St. Louis Cass City Moniteau St. Louis Cole Osage Gasco- Henry Morgan nade Franklin Benton Bates Jeerson Miller Maries St. Clair Camden Crawford Hickory Washington Ste. Phelps Vernon Genevieve Pulaski St. Cedar Francois Perry Dallas Iron Polk Laclede Dent Barton Madison Cape Dade Girardeau Texas Reynolds Greene Webster Wright Bollinger Jasper Shannon Lawrence Wayne Scott Newton Christian Douglas Carter Miss- Stoddard issippi Howell Barry Stone Oregon Butler McDonald Taney Ozark Ripley Former Sheriff Passes New Madrid Pemiscot A man who served Platte County citizens Dunklin for nearly three decades has died. The Platte County Sheriff’s Office announced the recent death of former Sheriff Tom Thomas in late December. HARD WORK Thomas was the county’s sheriff from 1969 until he retired in 1996. He also PAYS OFF served as a Kansas City, Missouri, police “Do you realize that your last officer before becoming sheriff.
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