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PPSO Announces Quarterly Award Recipients from January - March 2020

06/26/2020

Quarterly Awards 3rd Quarter 2020(L-R) Deputy Ryan Shackelford, Deputy Frances Narcisse, Sheriff Jerry Turlich & Todd Fisher

OFFICIAL NEWS RELEASE
For Immediate Release

Sheriff Gerald A. Turlich Jr. is proud to announce the recipients of the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office (PPSO) Employees of the Quarter from January - March 2020. The program awards an employee in an enforcement position as well as an administrative role and correctional employee at the Plaquemines Parish Detention Center (PPDC).

Deputy Ryan Shackelford was recommended for his sustained performance over the 3rd quarter that included a burglary investigation involving a significant amount of valuables loss. Deputy Shackelford performed admirably by recovering the property stolen during the burglary while working seamlessly with assigned Detectives to make an arrest, clearing the case. Furthermore, the victim of the case personally called Sheriff Turlich expressing gratitude and thanks to the PPSO for the quick recovery of his property and holding the suspect accountable for the crime. Notably, Deputy Shackelford's performance in this investigation placed the entire PPSO in a favorable light and was certainly commendable. Deputy Shackelford is a 13 year veteran of PPSO and is currently assigned to the District II Patrol Division.

Todd Fisher was selected due to his performance that went beyond his administrative duties in the Civil Division during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the administrative offices were closed during the crisis, Todd went to the office every day while practicing the recommended health and safety precautions to ensure that all civil services and processes were properly executed without interruption. Additionally, he worked closely with district judges and court services to electronically provide a system in which court notices were processed. During this period, Todd consistently promoted a positive relationship between the PPSO, the court and the public we serve. Todd has been serving with PPSO since 2006.

Correctional Deputy Frances Narcisse was chosen for her performance involving the day to day operations of the Belle Chasse lockup. Her performance at the lockup has also been noticed by neighboring agencies. In particular, the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office recently commended Deputy Narcisse for being very competent when transferring prisoners from the lockup. Furthermore, PPSO District I supervisors have confirmed that her performance during the current health crisis has been exemplary. Deputy Narcisse is a 16 year veteran serving with the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office since 2004.

"Even during the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis, these three award recipients are examples of the exceptional dedication displayed by all the PPSO employees," said Sheriff Turlich. "As always, we will continue to stay committed to providing the most proficient service possible despite any adversity we may face."

Join Sheriff Turlich and PPSO in congratulating Deputy Ryan Shackelford, Todd Fisher and Correctional Deputy Frances Narcisse on their accomplishment and job well done.

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