Statesville Patrol

Patrol Division

Patrol

The Patrol Division is composed of four squads that work 12-hour shifts on average of 14 days per month with the support of four (4) K-9 Officers and four (4) Traffic Units. Each squad is assigned a Sergeant and Corporal who supervise the patrol officers and support units.

Police Officers are trained to perform all aspects of the law enforcement process, including traffic enforcement, drug interdiction, crime scene investigation, warrant squad etc.

Police Beat Assignments & Contact Information

The City of Statesville is divided into four police response areas called "Police Beats". Each Beat has a supervisor assigned as the contact person for that area.

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Name	Squad	*Email (Click link below)**
Captain Marc Carmona	Alpha/Bravo Squad	Contact Captain Carmona
Captain Paul Ballard	Charlie/Delta Squad	Contact Captain Ballard
Sergeant H. Sexton	Alpha Squad	Contact Sergeant Sexton
Sergeant K. Brookshire	Bravo Squad	Contact Sergeant Brookshire
Sergeant A. Wilkes	Charlie Squad	Contact Sergeant Wilkes
Sergeant M. Mitchell	Delta Squad	Contact Sergeant Mitchell

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K-9 Unit

A K-9 unit is a specialized group of law enforcement officers who use service dogs to perform the responsibilities of a general police officer. In addition to their usual duties, each K-9 officer is also a dog handler, meaning that they have to train and care for their canine partner.

The responsibilities of a K-9 officer does not end with his shift. The dog is the police officer’s partner not only at work but also at home. The K-9 handler and their family should be prepared to take care of the canine, which includes to welcome him at their house, ensure he receives proper training, take care of his health and make sure the dog is provided for when the family goes on a vacation. In other words, the K-9 officer takes full responsibility to provide his canine partner with the opportunity to live long and healthy life.