Does this sound familiar? You've been told that in order to enhance your career prospects as a law enforcement officer, you should simply work hard and wait for opportunities to come your way. But let's face it - that approach isn't yielding the results you desire. Instead, you're feeling the pain of stagnation, limited growth, and a lack of fulfilling professional opportunities. One way to break free is to investigate opportunities as a task force officer.
As Captain Joel White stumbled upon the task force realm of law enforcement, he was eager to learn. In embarking on a path that would forever shape his career, he discovered it was just the beginning of a story filled with twists and turns. Joel's determination and commitment would be put to the test.
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My guest, Captain Joel White, joined the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in 1998 after serving in the US Marine Corps. He’s served in nearly every division of the Sheriff’s Office and as a member of the FBI Metro Gang task force and DEA drug task force. Joel currently serves as the captain over investigations and is the current bomb squad commander.
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