SBSO Holds ‘Refuse To Be A Victim’ Class

  • Lt. Eric Eilers, right, and Chaplain Dep. Aaron Johnson provided attendees with practical safety tips and strategies to reduce their risk of becoming a victim during the St. Bernard Sheri 's O ce "Refuse To Be A Victim” class.
    Lt. Eric Eilers, right, and Chaplain Dep. Aaron Johnson provided attendees with practical safety tips and strategies to reduce their risk of becoming a victim during the St. Bernard Sheri 's O ce "Refuse To Be A Victim” class.
  • Col. Chad Clark, commander of the Criminal Investigations Bureau, speaks to attendees of SBSO's "Refuse To Be A Victim" class about recent scams targeting residents and the number of cases investigators handle each year, emphasizing the importance of staying alert and informed.
    Col. Chad Clark, commander of the Criminal Investigations Bureau, speaks to attendees of SBSO's "Refuse To Be A Victim" class about recent scams targeting residents and the number of cases investigators handle each year, emphasizing the importance of staying alert and informed.
    Being prepared can make all the difference - and about two dozen residents took that step during the St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office “Refuse To Be A Victim” class held Tuesday, April 14 at the Sheriff’s Training Center in Chalmette, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.The free class, led by Lt. Eric Eilers, director of community relations, and Chaplain Dep. Aaron Johnson, focused on practic...

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