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Meet the Sheriff |
Administration
There is a lot that goes into providing quality service to our citizens and visitors. To those ends, the Sheriff appoints individuals to key positions to facilitate the operations of the Sheriff's Office. Here are the appointed individuals and a little bit about them:
Assistant Sheriff Gerald Antinoro came to Storey County in 2006. He has extensive experience in law enforcement, having started his peace officer career in 1984. During his career Assistant Sheriff Antinoro has served in a myriad of positions which include corrections, patrol, supervisor, Assistant Chief of Police, and Chief. He is a 2001 graduate of Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command, possesses a Bachelors of Arts, a Masters Degree in Organizational Management, and a Nevada POST Executive Certificate. Jerry is enthralled by Storey County's people and history. He has diligently applied himself to developing friendships and professional relationships in the community since moving to Virginia City. His philosophy is that all policing should be community-oriented and he maintains the nine basic principles of Sir Robert Peel are as valid to modern policing as they were in Peel’s day. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peelian_Principles). As second in command, Jerry assists the Sheriff in planning, administering and coordinating the activities of the office.
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Lieutenant Kenneth Quirk started his law enforcement career in 1989. He came to Storey County in 1999 as a patrol deputy.His service to the county started as a resident deputy in the Lockwood area, where he developed many lasting relationships with the businesses and residents in the northern part of Storey County. During his career Lieutenant Quirk has been a patrol deputy, DARE Instructor, Detective, and has held various supervisory positions. He is a graduate of the University of Utah with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology/Criminology, holds a Masters Degree from Ashford University, and possesses a Nevada POST Advance Certificate. Lieutenant Kenneth Quirk is an “Old West” history buff and is particularly interested in the history of Storey County. In his spare time he has been a substitute school teacher for the Storey County School District and works part-time as a State of Nevada Brand Inspector. Lieutenant Quirk currently oversees the Investigative Division of the Sheriff's Office. * * * * *
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