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Sheriff Gary Settle visited the Law Enforcement class at Piedmont Technical Center last Friday and talked about ethics and police work.
"Are you committed to doing the right thing?" he asked. "If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there."
He said he looks for honesty, integrity and dedication in the people he hires. He said he constantly asks himself, "Am I doing the right thing."
He told them the public expects leadership from anyone in police work and he also expects his officers to be leaders.
The Law Enforcement class is new to Piedmont this year. It is a one-year course with some students taking it in the morning and others in the afternoon. Five Rappahannock students are enrolled.
Sheriff Settle said he was involved in the committee that helped to design the course and he expects to be able to hire its graduates for his department. Friday was the third time this year he has visited the class.
Steve Jenkins, the instructor for the class, has many years in law enforcement work including work as a deputy with the Culpeper Sheriffs Office and an officer with the
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