MAGAZINE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT, COMMUNITY,
YOUTH, & YOU
NYCD In The News September- October 2005:
The Guardian Chronicle Reports on New York's Boldest!
Ralph E Smith- Publisher
The 20th United American
Muslim Day Parade
41st to 23st along Madison Avenue
New York City September 25, 2005
MUSLIM DAY PARADE 2005
Guardian Chronicle.Com
Building Bridges to Community, Youth, & You
THE AFRICAN AMERICAN DAY PARADE
NYS Court & NYC Correction Guardians: Marching
ALL PHOTOS BY RALPH E SMITH
PUBLISHER
GUARDIAN CHRONICE.COM
BUILDING BRIDGES TO COMMUNITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, YOUTH & YOU
NYC Correction Staff Supporting Community
NYCD CAPTAIN
ASSISTANT DEPUTY WARDEN
PROMOTION AT RIKERS ISLAND
GMDC FACILITY SEPTEMBER 23,2005
Robert N. Davoren Chief of Department told the staff
"You lose nothing by allowing anothers
to shine. One candle lighting another.
Each one Teach one."
Captain Alexis Parrilla and his retired Captain Brother
Keeping the Rank Moving in the Family!
Meet Captain Sean Jones & His Proud Mom. NYCD
Promotion held at GMDC Rikers September 23, 2005
The following Captains were promoted to Assistant Deputy Warden:
Tony Durant, Anthony, Curtis Patterson, Dale Douglas,
Darrell Wilkerson, Juan Freire, Cathyreen Bailey Bitting,
James Rivera, Sheila Woods, and Ronald Miller
New York City Department of Correction
TAKE THE TEST FOR CORRECTION OFFICER:
YOU MIGHT BECOME THE NEXT CAPTAIN ,
ADW, DW, WARDEN, ASSIST CHIEF ,
CHIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT, OR COMMISSIONER:
A GREAT CAREER TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR FAMILY
We are 12 newly promoted Assistant Deputy Wardens who have a
diverse knowledge of the department with over one hundred years
of experience collectively. We are looking to apply our experience
to maintain and continue to improve upon the level of professionalism
and excellence within the path of those that successfully came before us.
THE ROAD TO BECOMING
A NEW YORK CITY
CORRECTION CAPTAIN:
September 3, 2005 Story & Photos by
Ralph E Smith
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Steven Haimowitz: Was a very good Officer who helped Everybody! He's going to be a great Captain as well . This reporter, Ralph Smith had the opportunity to meet Officer Haimowitz many times. He also attended the homegoing service for my mother. He's a great people person and is going to go far in the Department of Correction. |
Christopher Schooler has a great future as a Captain. "I enjoyed meeting Ralph Smith at the Academy in August. He asked me, Why I became a Correction Officer? Civil service is well paid, has many benefits. As far as being a Captain. Go the extra mile! Have perfect attendance and learn as much as you can. My advice to Correction Officers is to move up to the rank of Captain."
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Jason Thompson |
Meet Captain Jason Thompson: "I became a Correction Officer following my father's foot steps. My advice for anyone looking for a career in law enforcement is to go for it! Everyday is a learning experience and you get to help your community in different ways. I think Correction Officers who want to move up to the ranks of Captain should go for it! Keep in mind you get out of it what you put in. Story & Photos by Ralph E Smith Guardianchronicle.com |
