Posted in Caring, Crime

Crime Prevention Seminar: Bridging the Gap

   July 30, 2012

Escambia County Sheriff’s Office will host “Bridging the Gap,” a Crime Prevention Seminar on Thursday August 2, 2012. The day-long conference, hosted at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Pensacola, is an effort to encourage communication and action within the community by showcasing innovative crime prevention ideas and successful strategies for juvenile crime prevention.

Attendance is free, but seating will be limited. Registration forms are available at the Sheriff’s Office Administration Building, 1700 West Leonard Street, or by contacting Deputy Delarian Wiggins at dcwiggins@escambiaso.com (850) 436-9496.

Speakers will include:

Daryl Parks – Parks & Crump, LLC – Attorney for the Trayvon Martin Family

Lydia Brouax and Paul Wallis – Department of Juvenile Justice

Shawn Jackson – The Jaxsun Group – “Safe Schools, Safe Communities”

Gene Tanner – Recruiter for The Florida Youth Challenge Academy

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