Today, our State’s Attorney’s Office Juvenile Unit and two of our School Resource Officers were given the tools to begin offering an evidence-based, safe drivers program for teens. Preventable car crashes are the number one killer of teens in America. Distracted and reckless driving can be reduced and made less normalized through education. (Picture includes Laura Wilt, Chief Assistant State’s Attorney, Juvenile Division, Michael Folio, Director of the Youthful Offender Program, Cpl. Randy Barrera and Dfc. Dave Sowers of the Frederick County Sheriff's Office, MD - Integrity Driven • Community Built.) The training was hosted by the Howard County Public Safety Training Center in Marriottsville, MD. Impact Teen Drivers Safe Kids Worldwide
FCSAO’s Chrissy Blue-Williams, Nicki King and Beth Hubble served lunch today to Frederick residents at the The Frederick Rescue Mission. “I appreciate having the opportunity to serve my community in a meaningful way,” said Beth, Victim Witness Coordinator for the Special Victims Unit. Chrissy, Legal Office Associate and Circuit Court Receptionist, added, “Being of service is a humbling experience.” To donate to the Mission, please click here:https://therescuemission.org/give/#donate
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FCSAO’s “Hometown Hero” Ricky Lewis, 19-year veteran of the United States Army Reserves, visited 930 WFMD Free Talk with Chris Michaels and Dianah Gibson yesterday morning as they wrap up November’s “Hometown Heroes” series. Chief Assistant State’s Attorney of the Violent Crimes Unit, Ricky Lewis shared his experiences as a prosecutor and a soldier. Thank you for your service Ricky! Cruizin' Chris/ Chris Michaels/Cruizin' Entertainment