Ofc. Matthew Doyle
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Police Officer Matthew Doyle
Citizen Compliment from Mr. Maher
January 2010
We received a letter from Mr. Maher, a manager at the Clock restaurant, who wanted to thank you for your handling of a violent encounter at his business.
He stated that his life had been threatened by an unruly customer. The unruly customer had already battered another individual in the establishment. Within 30 seconds of his call to 911, you responded to the scene and diffused the situation. Mr. Maher advised that your dedication , promptness and professionalism shows the commitment you have to the safety of the citizens of Naples.
Congratulations on your ongoing service to the department and the citizens.
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Police Officer Matthew Doyle
Thank you letter from Mrs. Georgia Pierpont
October 2009
We received a card from Mrs. Georgia Pierpont who wanted us to know how pleased she was with the way you assisted her in a minor vehicle incident.
She stated you were very caring and the concern you showed her made a great impression on her. She stated she always feels safe when visiting the City of Naples thanks to the professionalism of officers such as you.
LIFESAVING AWARD
NPD SWAT TEAM
Roadside Rescue of Endangered Motorists
In November of 2008, several members of the Naples Police SWAT team were traveling to Orlando to compete in the SWAT Round-Up, a national competition involving SWAT teams from all over the country. While traveling in heavy rain on I-4 and SR 528, the team witnessed a vehicle ahead of them hydroplane, flip over and land in a ditch. the vehicle landed on its side and was taking on water quickly due to the rain.
The team immediately stopped and sprung into action, going down into the ditch, which already had close to 3 feet of water in it, and pulling out a couple and their two grandchildren. Sheriff Kevin Beary, now retired, has stated “Four lives were saved by SWAT team members because of their professionalism and training. They put themselves at risk to save the lives of these four citizens.”
Sheriff Beary has forwarded the information to the current Orange County Sheriff, Jerry Deming, in hopes the Orange County Sheriff’s Office will also consider reviewing the incident for possible commendation by their agency.
The SWAT team members involved in this rescue includes;
Lt. Greg Gaffney
Sgt. John Barkley
Det. Seth Finman
Det. Randy Durniak
Det. L. David Monroig
Master Officer Rodney Dent
Ofc. Ian Rudnick
Ofc. Kyle Bennett
Ofc. Matthew Doyle
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Police Officer Matthew Doyle
Seeing Eye Dog Training
June 2009
We received a letter from Ms. Kanach, who wanted to advise us of how much she appreciated your team assisting her seeing eye dog in training for the surprise element and stability with regard to the sound of gunshots.
She stated this is an integral part of training for Seeing Eye Dogs and will be beneficial for her public exposure and responsibility to her owner.
Congratulations on you and your team for assisting in this good endeavor.
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Ofc. Matthew Doyle
2009 Police Memorial Service
May 2009
On behalf of the Naples Police and Fire Department, please accept my profound thank you for helping make our 2009 Inaugural Police memorial Service a success.
Your time and dedication were instrumental in ensuring a professional and dignified memorial service.
Your participation will ensure the honors bestowed by our Honor Guard will being peace to those left behind.
Thomas M. Weschler, Chief
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Police Officer Matthew Doyle
FGCU Internship Participation
April 2009
We received a letter from Xavier M. Vega, one of our FGCU Interns, who wanted to thank all of the officers who made his internship experience nothing less than excellent.
He stated he gained valuable and immeasurable experience while here and that officers showed professionalism and personal courtesy beyond the requirements of the department standards.
Your participation in the internship program and the manner in which you conducted the training of this intern is to be commended.
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Police Officer Matthew Doyle
Intoxicated Intruder
January 2009
On January 30th, 2009 at about 3:00am, multiple officers responded to a call from a juvenile who reported a strange man has come into her bedroom and sat at the foot of her bed mumbling. The man appeared to be intoxicated. The man was identified as Clint Joseph Richardson, 35. Richardson was apprehended and arrested for Burglary (Case# 09-00267).
We received an e-mail from Ms. Amy Ashby, the mother of the reporter who was also in the house at the time of the incident. Ms. Ashby wanted to say how impressed she was with all of the officers who responded to her home that night.
Ms. Ashby stated officers responded within 30 seconds and apprehended the subject with professionalism and expertise. She wanted to thank all of the officers involved for their “unbelievable professionalism” in the handling of the incident.
Congratulations to all officers involved for your good teamwork in this incident.
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