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Patrol

The responsibility of this unit is to maintain a safe and orderly environment for citizens and visitors in all areas of Searcy County.

Few would dispute the fact that deputies assigned to the Patrol Division are the backbone of the Sheriff's Office. These are the men and women who are the first to respond to your call for help. They are almost always the first to arrive on a scene and give aid and comfort to the injured. They often put themselves in harm's way every day they are on the job to stabilize a violent domestic call or when they search a dark building for a dangerous suspect. They pull victims out of burning buildings or give the first life-saving breaths of CPR to the child they have just pulled out of a backyard swimming pool. They serve and protect the citizens of Searcy County and they do it with little recognition or fanfare. They take it all in and see what they do as simply part of their jobs.

The Patrol Division is responsible for responding to all types of emergency and non-emergency calls for service. The Patrol Division advocates preventative patrol and strives to maintain high visibility as a way to deter crime. 

 

NON EMERGENT INCIDENT REPORTS

In the event of a non emergent incident occurring outside the city limits of Marshall, in order to insure the most efficient response, we have provided a blank copy of the Searcy County Sheriff's Department incident report below. There are two ways to submit an incident report to the Searcy County Sheriff's Department. Following the link below that is marked as 'Incident report in Microsoft Word' will allow you to bring the incident form up in Microsoft Word to fill out and attach in an email to the Sheriff's Department at searcycoso2003@yahoo.com. Following the link marked 'Incident report as PDF' will allow you to print the blank report and fax to the department at 870-448-2106 OR print the form and drop it off at the Sheriff's Department at your convenience. 

 

Incident report in Microsoft Word.

Incident report as pdf.

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