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shared his convictions about the importance of parents providing solid, positive role models for their children. Parents must become involved with their children on a daily basis. They must continue to listen to their children. Parents must also teach the consequences of bad behavior and “care enough to be tough.” Judge Payne also wanted them to know what can happen if they “say yes.” He gave a brief, graphic description of a juvenile detention cell for a typical 15.year old; tiny room, steel bed, steel fixtures, no visitors, endless hours, no TV, no friends, no driver’s license, etc. Even a first-time use could lead to arrest and detention.
In his closing remarks, Judge Payne congratulated Capt. Brown on his fine conscientious work and stated the Rappahannock County is very fortunate to have such a dedicated Officer.
The award of certificates followed. Presenters were Capt. Jeff Brown, Mrs. Raye Tupper, Richard Smith, and Sheriff Gary Settle. As the graduates filed past the presenters, the auditorium was filled with applause and an atmosphere of pride and accomplishment.
Following the awarding of the certificates Sheriff Settle spoke of his Officer’s continuing commitment to our youth. “Our commitment is alive and growing stronger every day. We have a deep, sincere feeling to reach the youth of our County. We will do everything we have to do to keep Rappahannock drug-free,” he said. He stressed his Department’s continued availability to the students. He thanked
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