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Local, federal, and state law enforcement agencies are pooling resources across Brevard County to find drug dealers and save lives.
Thanks to a great partnership between our agency, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), the U.S. Custom and Immigration Enforcement’s Homeland Security, and the United States Attorney’s Office, 59-year-old Kirk Lohr, of Merritt Island, is on his way to Federal Prison for the next 60 years.
The audit cited issues with a lack of a centralized discipline process, showing problems with inaccurate reporting of student behaviors.
Many members of our agency possess some amazing talents, both on and off the job, so be sure to check-out our latest episode of…”More Than A Deputy” that showcases their off duty talents, skills, and passions.
Junny is Brevard’s comfort dog and ambassador, a natural anti-stress advocate. He is also the Sheriff Wayne Ivey's shadow, a constant presence wherever he goes, be it schools, county commissioners’ meetings, parades, speaking engagements or special events. From the moment Junny arrived nine years ago as a ten-week-old pup, Sheriff Ivey knew the hound was special.