Cullman Police Chief Joey Duncan and Assistant Chief Brandon Patterson turned out
Cullman Police Chief Joey Duncan and Assistant Chief Brandon Patterson turned out for the Crime Stoppers of the Year Luncheon, joining Sheriff Matt Gentry, Sheriff-Elect Chad Whaley, and members of…

Cullman Police Chief Joey Duncan and Assistant Chief Brandon Patterson turned out for the Crime Stoppers of the Year Luncheon, joining Sheriff Matt Gentry, Sheriff-Elect Chad Whaley, and members of the Cullman County Sheriff's Office to show their support for one of the most valuable tools in the fight against crime.
Crime Stoppers gives everyday citizens a safe, anonymous way to share tips that help law enforcement solve crimes and keep communities safer. It works because the community makes it work.
The bond between the Cullman Police Department and the Cullman County Sheriff's Office is one of their greatest strengths, and events like this are a good reminder of why that partnership matters. When agencies work together and the community has their back, everyone wins.
Congratulations to all of this year's honorees, and a big thank you to everyone who supports Crime Stoppers. Your tips make a real difference.
From: Cullman Police Department