Rank Structure Series Part 3 - Management at the Police Department

08/31/21 • 59 min

Who's in charge at San Bernardino PD? In this episode, Jose and Michele interview Captain Brian Pellis and Lieutenant Brian Harris about the role of police managers. How do things change for officers when they promote into management ranks? What responsibilities do they have? What kinds of assignments do managers hold? They'll talk about these issues and more as they discuss the role of police lieutenants up to police chiefs.
This episode is the third and final installment of a three part series on the rank structure at San Bernardino PD. Be sure to catch up on the first two episodes to find out the role of officers, detectives, corporals, and sergeants.
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Rank Structure Series Part 2 - The Role of Corporals and Sergeants

Have you ever wondered about the rank structure of the Police Department or what officers do when they promote? In part two of the rank structure series, Michele and Jose explain what officers do when they promote to the rank of Corporal/Detective and the responsibilities they take on. After that, they'll keep following the promotional climb to the rank of sergeant and share what the transition to police supervision is like. From the assignments available for sergeants, to supervisory responsibilities, Jose and Michele share what it means to be a sergeant at SBPD.
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Thank You For the Support

Let's face it. The last year has been rough. In this brief episode, we're sharing a message of thanks to the community and encouragement to officers as they carry on with their work. As we recap some of the difficulties the law enforcement community faced in the last year, we'll also talk about the ways the community rallied around its police department and kept us going . Sometimes we were a little busy as you gave us your support and you might have wondered if we noticed. We're letting you know now that we did, and we're thankful for it.
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