St. Mary's Co. Public Safety Open House 2019

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Sheriff Tim Cameron and the men and women of the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office thank all of those who came out to attend Saturday's St. Mary's County Public Safety Open House, held in conjunction with the Maryland State Police and the St. Mary's County Department of Emergency Services. Visitors were able to view a wide array of demonstrations and equipment at the open house, held at the St. Mary's County governmental campus in Leonardtown.

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Sheriff Tim Cameron and aspiring deputy Aiden Gardiner​

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Armorer Jeff McLane and Lt. Stephen Simonds​

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Cpl. Lacey Smith and K-9 Jasmine​

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Capt. Steve Hall​

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St. Mary's County Emergency Services Team​

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Impaired driving demo with DFC Jason Smith​

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Spider-Man and CO Alexander Mueller​

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Cpl. Brandon Foor and K-9 Dyno​

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"Love Leads" donation to the Sheriff's Office from the Department of Emergency Services​

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Major Michael Merican and Sheriff Tim Cameron​

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Margie Boarman and Jodi Irwin​

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Crime Lab demo​

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Ernest Stephens, June Smith and Mark Tasciotti​

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Drone demo with Sgt. Cory Ellis​

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Capt. Steve Hall gears up a youngster​

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Sgt. Todd Fleenor​

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