Joseph Williamson

promotion of Deputy Joseph Williamson to detective.Williamson, who began at the Sheriff's Office as a detention officer in 1994, has received numerous awards that include the Lifesaving Medal and Good Conduct Medal.
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Joseph Williamson promoted to detective.Detective Gil (full name withheld because she works undercover): American Legion Post 74 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.

Sheriff's officials on Thursday also announced the promotion of Deputy Joseph Williamson to detective.Williamson, who began at the Sheriff's Office as a detention officer in 1994, has received numerous awards that include the Lifesaving Medal and Good Conduct Medal.
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Joseph Williamson promoted to detective.Detective Gil (full name withheld because she works undercover): American Legion Post 74 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.

ADA Webb contacted Detective Williamson that day.

On April 10, 2007, Detective Williamson informed ADA Webb that he was unable to make contact with the witness.That day, ADA Webb called the relative she hadspoken with on March 19.

Deputy Joseph Williamson received the Lifesaving Medal for using his personal four-wheel-drive truck to rescue an 8-year-old girl and her parents during the torrential rains on Aug. 1, 2006.The girl, who was on dialysis, and her family, were trapped in a trailer on Chicken Farm Road as fast-rising water flooded nearby roadways.

Williamson said he was glad to be honored but thinks all sheriff's office employees who helped during the storms last summer were just as worthy of the recognition.

"In my heart everyone was a hero,"

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Williamson said.

Sheriff's Deputy Joseph Williamson was honored for going beyond the call of duty during Sunday's Celebrating Community Heroes event at United Blood Services in observance of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

When heavy rains hit the region Aug. 1, Williamson was on his way to work when he realized his personal vehicle would be more useful than his department unit.

He returned to work in his lifted, Ford F150 pickup truck and made his way to areas in the county that were not accessible for many other rescue workers.Among those he helped pull to safety was a girl who was paralyzed and on dialysis.

"I was the only one that could access the area," he said, adding that all his co-workers deserve recognition."I'm accepting this on behalf of everyone at the Sheriff's Department."

Eight other law enforcement personnel and Barnett-Harley Davidson were also honored.

"The record highs in El Paso have claimed the lives of several elderly in the city and county," said sheriff's Deputy Joseph Williamson, who collected the fans from the school."And in our investigation it was discovered that lack of air conditioning and ventilation possibly caused the deaths."

Williamson, who said he was impressed with the children's donation, said the fans will be given to the Area Agency on Aging, which will distribute them to elderly residents.

"When we first heard about it, we were surprised they came up with so many new fans," he said."It was amazing.

Deputy Joe Williamson.

Detective Joe Williamson is dealing with the loss of his wife to cancer and struggling to raise a teenage daughter on his own.Men are being violently murdered in the usually quiet city of Brampton , Ontario.There's no apparent connection between any of the victims -- which range from a small-time drug dealer to the and the city's most respected philanthropist -- yet there seems to be no shortage of suspects for each of the victims.As the body count rises , Detective Williamson is under pressure from all sides to solve the case , but all he has to go on is a single , tiny tooth.Relentlessly suspenseful , TEETH is a classy blend of hard-edged crime thriller and over-the-top sexual horror..