Urgent Message from Dale Veto

By rpdorn on September 1, 2010

Dale needs your help in making sure the kid that almost killed him faces a just sentence for this actions.

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Maybe This Time They’ll Get It Right

By rpdorn on September 1, 2010

From Madison.com Teen who struck deputy with stolen car faces prison after probation is revoked A 17-year-old boy who was on probation for striking a Dane County Sheriff’s deputy with a stolen car in 2008 could face up to five years in prison after his probation was revoked last week. According to court documents filed [...]

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Update in Progress

By rpdorn on August 30, 2010

There is an update to the DCDSA website in the works, and will be up shortly. In the meantime you can visit the old form here, or try the new forum here.

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Deputy Spotlight: Scott Harrem

By rpdorn on September 1, 2010

Recently Scott Herrem was honored with an Anytime Fitness National Member Success Story Award for his transformation from an overweight, out-of-shape individual to a fit and trim member of the force.  Scott inspired many other DCDSA members to join him in maintaining his healthy habits.  We congratulate Scott and believe everyone should live the healthy [...]

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Straight From The Heart: Police Officers Really Do Cry

By rpdorn on September 1, 2010

Cops cry. Years of watching movies and television shows featuring actors portraying unemotional, hardened police officers have managed to convince the public otherwise.  But cops cry.  Cops cry. On a recent weekend in Chicago, the city where I live, off-duty police officer John Matthews was brutally beaten to death, allegedly by five men who had [...]

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Justice for Andrea Rose Garcia

By rpdorn on September 1, 2010

All of us were moved by the circumstances that nearly claimed the life of one of our own, Deputy Dale Veto. Today, as he continues to recuperate, Dale remains an advocate for members of law enforcement who are injured while simply doing their jobs.  Dale would probably be the first to tell you that he [...]

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