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POLICE DEPARTMENT


The main thrust of a peace officer’s duties consists of an attempt to enforce the law. In our application of the law, we must do it within the legal spirit so clearly set forth by the framers of the Bill of Rights, which was an original part of our constitution. That bill has as its purpose elevating the rights of each citizen to a position co-equal with the state which might accuse him. Its purpose is to provide for an enforcement of the law with fundamental fairness and equity. Because of the Bill of Rights, the dignity of the individual person in America was placed in an almost sacred position of importance.

A peace officer’s enforcement should not be done in grudging adherence to the legal rights of the accused, but in sincere spirit of seeing that every accused person is given all of his rights as far as it is within the powers of the police.

In the discharge of our enforcement of criminal statutes, the peace officer must scrupulously avoid any conduct which would make him a violator of the law. The solution of a crime, or the arrest of a lawbreaker, can never justify the peace officer’s committing a felony as an expedient for the enforcement of the law.

We peace officers should do our utmost to foster a reverence for the law. We can start best by displaying a reverence for the legal rights of our fellow citizens and a reverence for the law itself.

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OFFICERS AND DIVISIONS

chief
Chief’s Office
Don W. White-Chief of police

Detective Division
Jonathan Sartin
and Detective Kay Arnwine

K-9 Unit
Officer Jeremy Dishner and Sting

sting

Motorcycle Division
Currently under Revision

Part Time Officers
Lenoir City has 5 officers who are called on periodically to fill in to serve as needed when patrol needs arise.

Swat Team
Lenoir City Police Dept operates within a regional Swat tema comprised of Loudon,Roane, and Morgan County. This group of elite individuals train monthly for terrorist, hostage , and other events where their service may be needed.

School Resource Officer
Lenoir City Police Dept has one SRO for all of Lenoir City Schools
SRO-Scott Brewster


 

Reserve Unit
We have a compliment of 13 reserve officers. These officers give of their time voluntarily to assist the police department’s special functions, ball games, parades, festivals, and patrol support.

 

D.A.R.E. Program
Dare
Drug Abuse Resistance Education
Detective Kay Arnwine and  Detective Jonathan Sartin

The entire D.A.R.E. family is deeply saddened at this national tragedy and believe that these letters will help our nation's children cope with these events. D.A.R.E. America supports the First Lady-Laura Bush in her efforts to reassure the children of America.

Letter to Elementary School Children from Laura Bush
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/09/letter2.html

Letter to Middle School Children from Laura Bush
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/09/letter1.html

Contact Information

dwhite@lenoircitygov.com
Phone: 865-986-2715
Fax: 865-988-5143
P.O. Box 445
600 East Broadway
Lenoir City, TN 37771

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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