PATROL DIVISION
The Patrol Division of the Benson Police Department consists of eight officers, and is commanded by Lieutenant Greg Percy, a thirteen year BPD veteran. Currently, there are three Sergeants, four Patrolmen, and one DARE / GREAT officer, a Master Sergeant with over thirty years of law enforcement experience. Our Auxiliary force is currently supervised by an Auxiliary Sergeant, and we are allowed to have three additional Auxiliary officers on staff.
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Lt. Greg Percy |
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Ptl. Derek Holloman Ptl. Ryan Sasser Ptl. Robert Gautier |
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These officers are tasked with patroling the community to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and visitors to the town. On most occasions, they will be the first officers on the scene if police assistance is requested, and they are most often responsible for completing any reports that may be necessary. Additionally, they will sometimes conduct preliminary investigations and gather evidence, unless or until a Detective arrives.
Our Patrol officers are encouraged to be visible in the community, and to assist the public in any way possible. Some of the complimentary services they provide are Unlocking Vehicles, After Hours Business Checks, and Residential House Watches. They also give guided tours of the Police Department to school groups, with advance notice. Additionally, they participate every year in the Special Olympics Torch Run, attend and participate in Benson Middle School athletic activities, and provide "Job Shadowing" and "Ride Alongs" to high school and community college students.
Law Enforcement is a challenging occupation, but the officers of the Benson Police Department Patrol Division are well trained and experienced professionals. If you have a compliment or complaint regarding any officer of the Patrol Division, or if you would like to make a special request for service, please contact Lieutenant Greg Percy at 919-894-2091, or by email. You may also contact the other officers of the Patrol Division by email, by visiting our Contact Information page.