Alameda Co. Narcotics Task Force - new condition - The task force is a joint team of criminal investigators from the Alameda County Police Departments. |
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Alameda Co. Sheriffs Mounted Posse - new condition |
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Alameda Co. Sheriff - Special Operations Group - new condition - Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) is responsible for EOD operations within the county. They dentify, render safe, and remove suspected improvised hazardous devices, explosive devices, small arms ammunition, and explosive chemicals |
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Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriffs PPC Match - new condition - The precision/police pistol competition format was launched in the US between 1957 and 1958 and was intended to help police officers improve their firearms skills on duty. Originally, it was a revolver-specific competition. |
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Alameda Co. Sheriffs Air Squadron - new condition - The Air Squadron is a nonprofit public benefit corporation organized in October, 1956. Members are sworn in as sheriff’s office of Emergency Services Volunteers and stand ready to assist the Sheriff and Alameda County in disaster relief. |
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Alameda Co. Deputy Sheriff - bp - new condition |
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Alpine Co. Sheriff - new condition - The grizzly bear symbolizes California’s State Animal and flag. |
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Alpine Co. Sheriff - worn 1984 until 2002 - new condition - The gold miner in the middle represents the discovery of gold in the county. The green square reflects the outline of the county. |
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Alpine Co. Sheriff - new condition - In the late 1970s, the Posse Comitatus organization attempted to take over Alpine County by setting up shop there and running candidates in local elections. The Posse believed that winning local elections in Alpine County was their best chance to take control of a single county. The group nominated a candidate for sheriff and registered fictitious voters using post office boxes and vacant lots as addresses. Six people were prosecuted for election fraud, the false registrations were voided, and the incumbent sheriff was re-elected. |
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Alpine Co. Sheriff - bp - new condition |
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Amador Co. Sheriff - 1st patch - worn in the 1950s - new condition - The sheriff's office was established in June 1854. |
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Amador Co. Sheriff - 2nd patch - new condition - The gold miner represents the numerous gold mines in the district. |
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Amador Co. Sheriff - Coroner - Jailer - bp - new condition - The goal of the Amador Sheriff's Office Corrections Division is to house sentenced and unsentenced prisoners in a manner that ensures the safety of the public, correctional personnel, involved law enforcement agencies, and prisoners. |
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Amador Co. Sheriff - 3rd patch - worn 1991 until 2002 - new condition |
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Amador Co. Sheriff - SWAT - new condition - The SWAT Team is responsible for all high risk search warrant and arrest warrant services, barricaded subjects, hostage situations, securing marijuana cultivation sites linked to large scale drug organizations, high risk parole and probation searches, dignitary protection and other details. |
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