Rhoney, Joseph Mel

Joseph Mel Rhoney

Rhodhiss Police Department

Brady Offense No. 1632169835 - 1526801536 No Date Provided Employer: Rhodhiss Police Department
Decertification No. 1634076345 - 452577100 No Date Provided Employer: Rhodhiss Police Department Authority: North Carolina Sheriffs’ Education & Training Standards Commission
	Decertification No. 1634076345 - 452577100 No Date Provided Employer: Rhodhiss Police Department Authority: North Carolina Sheriffs’ Education & Training Standards Commission
Brady Offense No. 1632169835 - 1665789913 No Date Provided Employer: Burke County Sheriff's Office
Decertification No. 1633985934 - 591079638 No Date Provided Employer: Burke County Sheriff's Office Authority: Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training [GAPOST] Council
Brady Offense No. 1632169835 - 1073200456 No Date Provided Employer: Burke County Sheriff's Office
Decertification No. 1634076345 - 452577100 No Date Provided Employer: Rhodhiss Police Department Authority: North Carolina Criminal Justice Education & Training Standards Commission
	Decertification No. 1634076345 - 452577100 No Date Provided Employer: Rhodhiss Police Department Authority: North Carolina Criminal Justice Education & Training Standards Commission
Decertification No. 1633985872 - 1642882445 No Date Provided Employer: Burke County Sheriff's Office Authority: Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training [GAPOST] Council
Brady Offense No. 1632169835 - 934553950 No Date Provided Employer: Burke County Sheriff's Office
Decertification No. 1633985890 - 1201849114 No Date Provided Employer: Burke County Sheriff's Office Authority: Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training [GAPOST] Council

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Rhoney, Joseph Mel

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