A Community United... Special Thanks...

Over the past few days we have seen a community truly united for a cause of finding a missing and abducted child. Not only did thousands of volunteers arrive to assist for the search but thousands of people donated their time, food, water, and shelter to police officers, sheriff's and fire/ems workers from the entire area.

We wish to thank everyone involved that assisted which includes all police officers, road officers filling in, search teams, commanders, fire department, and volunteers who came from across the area to assist in this great effort. It is very unfortunate of the ultimate outcome however, there has never been a more dedicated effort witnessed by this writer by all involved and we and the entire community owe you a deep debt of gratitude.


Special thanks to the following people....who's dedication and efforts have not been overlooked... the following people are awarded the following from our staff and board and will be receiving an award from our staff:

Sheriff Mike Lewis
Acting Chief Ivan Barkley
S.A. Davis Ruark
MSP On Scene Leadership
Chief Gary Baker
Capt. Mike Elliott
Lt. Tod Richardson
Lt. Robin Roberts
First Sgt. Tim Robinson
Sgt. Marty Fisher

Fire Dept. Dive Units
MSP/DSP Flight Staff

Special Thanks....

• Police Volunteers
• Salisbury City Police Department
• Citizen Volunteers
• Citizen Supply Donors
• Detectives, CID, FBI, and WBI Staff
• Assistant State's Attorney's
• Fire Dept. Volunteers
• Patrol Support
• Police and Sheriff Search Units
• Search Party Volunteers

Excuse us if we have left anyone out. There were so many that lended a hand. We honor you.

Results: Officer of the Month, November 2009

And, the winnnner is.... Det Bob Wilson of WCSO. Det. Wilson has shown his dedication to police work throughout his career and continues his dedicated work for WCSO in the division of WBI, Wicomico's version of CID. We congratulate Det. Wilson on his award. As always he will receive a certificate, a letter, and a gift card.

In second place, the SET team of SPD comes in winning with 8 votes. The CAT will receive a prize as well including a letter, a gift, and a certificate. Excellent work.

An honorable mention goes out to DFC Jeff Chase who consistently performs and has proven himself to be an outstanding officer. DFC Chase will receive something as well. Chase has also been consistently nominated for this award.

Outstanding job to all!

Officer of the Month Nov. 2009 Current Poll Results - FOUR VOTING DAYS LEFT!

Our voting system for officer of the month November, 2009 is now up and running!

Cast your vote for who you think should win the Officer of the Month award for November. New prizes include gift cards, dinners, electronics, music, and more! Now with more secure electronic voting procedures in place.

Take the Poll

Polling ends on 12/16/09.

Current Polling Results - Updated 12/12/09 at 1700 hrs.

Current candidates:

1. Entire SET Unit SPD - Sgt Howard, Whitman, Underwood, Wilson, Devoe, Crockett, Larkin
   
2. Shift E - WCSO


3. DFC Jeff Chase (WCSO)


4. Det Bob Wilson (WCSO)


5. DFC Plant/Kirkpatrick (WCSO)


6. Pfc Dallam (Delmar PD)


7. Dep. Jeff Heath (WCSO)

Last Months Officer of the Month Winners...

Sgt. Propst and Cpl. Williams,

To the winners of our last months officer of the month award. Please notify us by e-mailing us by clicking here if you have or have not received your rewards. Your e-mail will be kept confidential.

Both of you were awarded prizes that should have been delivered by U.S. Mail by now. If you have not received these awards they may have been intercepted by your department, tampering with the U.S. Mail, prior to you receiving them in which case we will replace them and deliver them by an alternate method of our choosing.

Thank you,
The WicBury Crapper Council

Polling coming back for officer of the month!

From WicBury Board Member "SilentButDeadly"...

Yes! Cast your vote for your favorite cops for officer and supervisor of the month for November! List your nominations here or in the last post for nominations. We will be posting a poll online (a little more secure this time) for voting on the 15th! But, we need nominations first to add to the poll. Currently there are almost twenty people in the running as individuals and as a group!

Also, we have gotten a whole buncha membership requests for our officer only blogsite. We will be approving them shortly. Development of the WicBury Crapper One took a little longer than expected. But, those who applied and have had their credentials verified, standby for an approval e-mail shortly (this week or early next week).

Now accepting nominations for Officer and Supervisor of the Month - November

We are now accepting Officer and Supervisor of the Month awards for November, 2009. Please write us who and why so we can consider each entry. As usual, we will draw upon our experiences with these people, their court record, commendations received, and their overall functionality as cops! Good luck to all!

Officer of the Month Awards, October 2009

Sgt. Benson Propst and Cpl. Burley Williams receive the WicBury Crapper Officer of the Month Award for October 2009. Congratulations on receiving this coveted crappy award!

As usual you will be receiving a gift card, an award certificate, and a letter from the crapper himself!

October Officer of the Month Awards - Time Running Out!

(We have no idea who this guy is but he's a cop and he's getting a crappy award from a guy in a bedsheet!)

From WicBury Crapper Board Member "TheFloater"...

Get your votes in now, time's running out for October's Officer of the Month and Supervisor of the Month awards! Current nominations:

1. Sgt J. Hill (WCSO)-Supervisor


2. DFC K9 Lewis (WCSO)
   
3. Ed saylor because those of us in Delmar love him .
   
4. Isham for his constant ability to make us laugh!
   
5. Christian Pecoraro from the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office. He is always willing to hlp anybody and does not talk any poo behind ohers backs. We miss you CP.


6. Mike Dolch also from the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office for being one of the few that will stand up for his people from what I see.
   
7. Sgt. Propst and Cpl. Williams! Sgt. Propst because he is a great Sgt. and tactically minded and Cpl. Williams because he is willing to help his fellow personnel out and is so pretty!


8. DFC Chase from WCSO. He never stops working, always with a great attitude. Leading traffic guy at the agency hands down.


9. Detective Sammy Workman he investigates criminal cases for the Sheriff's office and MSP he always does a great job and has been a Detective for several years now

Now accepting nominations for Officer and Supervisor of the Month - October

Please leave us your comments and suggestions of who you think should get officer and supervisor of the month for October and tell us why!

Cop Awards for September, 2009!

We are now taking nominations for TOP COP award for September, 2009.

We are changing up our award procedures...

Please include the name of a top cop that you wish to support along with why you feel they are the best for the award, cite specific situations or interactions, or general good crap, for September, '09! We will be reviewing each submission, drawing on personal experiences with the nominated people, researching case histories, and drawing from other information in order for the board to make the determination. You may either submit your pics for favorite cop by posting online or e-mailing us at wicburycrapper@gmail.com.

Negative crap won't be published. Don't waste both our times by submitting e-crap to us, craphead.

Please have all entries in by Sept. 15, 2009.

Officer/Supervisor of the Month for August, 2009

Officer/Supervisor of the Month for August, 2009 goes to (drum roll please...) Both Sgt's this month!

Sgt. Everette Howard, SPD for his involvement in the arrest of persons and the thrift travel in investigation. Continue the excellent work managing the team. Always a fair and decent supervisor who looks out for his people and fellow police officers.

Sgt. Benson Propst, WCSO for his on going and dedicated efforts. A calm supervisor, with a down to earth demeanor, who has always been an exceptional police officer.

Officer and Supervisor TOP COP Polls Added For Aug.

Officer and Supervisor of the month polls are added for Aug. 2009. Please vote for who you want to see get each prize. Remember, this is not a popularity contest. Vote who you feel honestly deserves the prizes.

Remember, although we strongly consider the votes, they are not our only deciding factor. We also consider our opinion, the court record of each officer, overall professionalism, and draw from personal experiences. All votes must be in by Sept 9, 2009.

Please note, previous winners from the previous month are ineligible and will not be added to the polls. Additionally, any suggestions for inclusion for Supervisor of the month of the rank Lt. and above are also not included in the polls. Supervisor of the month is for Sgt. and below only.

Reminder, officer & supervisor of the month!

Update: Officer and supervisor (sgt and below) of the month for August. Taking nominations before the 15th of the month. Get your nominations in now! We would like agencies of SPD, DPD, SUPD, FPD, to chime in and participate!

Supervisor of the month for July 2009

The supervisor of the month for July 2009 is Cpl John Alessandrini! He has earned the respect of his subordinates and continues to maintain a positive a attitude toward line officers. He will be receiving a gift card, a crappy letter and a certificate, which we hope he frames and places above his desk while working! Just kidding.... you will get your prize within several days!

Officer of the Month Award for July, 2009

Drum roll please.... The officer of the award goes to J Seichepine AND RC Cordrey! Both will receive gift cards, a crappy letter, and a crappy certificate suitable for framing (and you better frame it). An honorable mention and letter will go to E Avnet as well. These deputies deserve this reward even though all the officers on the poll are great people and police officers. We would like to see more participation from other agencies as well as we know that officers in surrounding jurisdictions are also doing an excellent job. The officers mention will receive their prizes shortly (give us several days to get them out to you).

Seichepine is doing an excellent job for the CAC and it takes a lot of er... Balls... To do what he does hunting down sickos and pretending to be a 14 year old girl, (this time being paid for it.)
411 cases found (criminal cases).

Cordrey has always been a consistently good deputy who know the law and is an example to his fellow officers. He has closed major cases in the past and has worked in several divisions within WCSD. A consummate prankster he maintains a tight working relationship with his fellow co workers. 325 cases found (criminal cases)

Avnet gets am honorable mention because he ranked 3rd in the poll and takes a licking and keeps on ticking and although is going through some trying times at work keeps a positive attitude. Keep your head up brotha! 356 cases found (criminal cases)

Now Accepting Officer and Supervisor of the Month for Aug. Nominations...

We are now accepting Officer and Supervisor of the month nominations for August 2009. Please have your nominations in by Aug. 15, 2009 for each category. You may post nominations under this topic or e-mail them to us at wicburycrapper@gmail.com.

Current Officer of the Month Nominations

Current Officer of the Month Nominations for July, 2009

NOMINATIONS CLOSED.... See poll to right posted shortly. 15 Voting days left! Bear in mind, this is not a popularity contest. Vote for who you think should be officer of the month. We will pick a winner based on votes, personal knowledge, case history, and other factors.

( Listed in no particular order)
1. Chad Crockett (SPD, last month's runner up), automatically added to this month
2. RC Cordrey (WCSO)
3. J. Burt (SPD)
4. T. Burt (SPD)
5. John Seichepine (WCSO)
6. Milton Rodriguiez (SPD)
7. Joy Powell (WCSO)
8. Mike Farmer (WCSO)
9. Evan Avnet (WCSO)
10. Tom Funk (SPD)
11. Jeff Chase (WCSO)

Once voting ends at the end of each month we review the tabulated votes, review the officer's background and cases, draw from personal knowledge, and make a final determination. Winner receives a gift card, a certificate, and a letter saying he's floated to the top of the crapper!

Salisbury PD Top Cops Awarded!

SALISBURY POLICE OFFICERS RECEIVE AWARDS

Salisbury Mayor James Ireton, Jr., is pleased to announce that five police officers from the Salisbury Police Department have recently won awards in recognition of their contributions to the Salisbury community.

Officer Kenneth D. Wilson received the Maryland Municipal League (MML) Police Executive Association’s 21st annual “TOP COP” award. The award was presented to Officer Wilson by Governor Martin O’Malley, along with Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler, at the Maryland Municipal Police Executives Association meeting in Ocean City on June 30, 2009. Officer Wilson was selected as the “2009 Municipal TOP COP” in recognition of his dedication and commitment to serving the citizens of Salisbury.

Four Salisbury Police officers received Wicomico EXILE Achievement Awards – Corporal Jason King, Detective Dan Parsons, Officer Troy Underwood and Officer Chad Crockett. The awards were presented to these officers by United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein and Asst. Special Agent in Charge David McCain of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives at a formal ceremony in Salisbury on June 30, 2009. These officers were selected to receive this award in recognition of their valuable contributions to the Wicomico EXILE gun crime program. Wicomico EXILE is a joint effort by local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, with the assistance of community activists, educators, and civic and faith-based organizations, to combat gun crime. “I am grateful to these officers for working with federal and state authorities to remove dangerous criminals from the streets of Salisbury,” said U.S. Attorney Rosenstein.

Mayor Ireton said, “I, on behalf of our citizens, thank these officers for their service to Salisbury. It is important to recognize these public servants for their dedication. The City Council and I will recognize these officers at the July 13th Council meeting, and I encourage the public to join us.”
“I would like to thank MML for this very prestigious award that recognizes the hard work of another Salisbury Police Officer,” said Salisbury Police Chief Allan Webster. “This is thesecond time that MML has recognized an officer from our department. Officer Ken Wilson is just one of many fine Police Officers that serve the citizens of Salisbury.”

Chief Webster continued, “My appreciation goes out to all of the officers who were recognized by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Exile Program. This was a team effort and paid off with additional sentences for those convicted of weapons violations. This program is another example of the cooperation between law enforcement, the Wicomico States Attorney’s Office, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. All of the officers, attorneys, corrections, and parole and probation personnel have made a major contribution to making Salisbury a better community.”

DFC. M. Cook, WicBury Crapper Top Cop June 2009

Acting on advice from our voting poll and drawing on our what we know of him, along with looking over DFC M. Cook's court docket history and cases, he is awarded our TOP COP award for last month, June, 2009! Yay. He will be receiving a gift card and a certificate saying he's floated to the top of the crapper (allow several days for delivery as we sneek it by the guards)! Congratulations on this great award Cook! You are certainly a floater that has risen above the rest! We will be taking nominations on the 15th of this month for July's Top Cop Award, keep up the good work. We would also like to acknowledge Officer Crockett for runner up and Trooper Porta for their fine work. Their work has not been overlooked. Both Porta and Crockett have been doing an awesome job. Although Crockett "newer" he has been on the road several years, is very proactive, and has netted multiple circuit court arrests. Trooper Porta has been on the road for a while, is very proactive, always great to work with, and continues to present a professional image on behalf of the Maryland State Police. Both Crockett and Porta, we salute your efforts. You will receive runner up certificates. Thank you for your continued efforts protecting the citizens of Wicomico County and pushing the other floaters aside in your assent to the top!

Supervisor of the month for Sgt. And below is now open for nominations for the month of July! Leave your nominations by comments here or send us an email!