Roundtree: Incarceration Isn't Always The Answer

AUGUSTA, GA - "I have watched for the last 19 years as the Sheriff's Office has become disconnected and emotionally detached from the very citizens of this community", said Richard Roundtree during an interview among other things. He is one of the 5 so far running to become the next head of the Richmond County Sheriff Office.

Roundtree serves as Field Operations Supervisor for the Richmond County School System, currently in his 3 years. He has been in Law Enforcement for over 18 years.  His experience includes Extensive Investigation, Interviewing and Interrogation Experience.  The candidate has investigated cases involving murder, rape, robbery, child sexual abuse, and computer crimes involving child exploitation.  Roundtree also played a Supervisory role and or investigated all homicides and child deaths from 2001-2008, according to the information posted in the candidate for Sheriff website. 

Education

Bachelor of Science-Criminal Justice, South Carolina State University

Master of Education-Counseling and Psychology, Troy University

Graduate-Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Academy

Experience and Awards

Violent Crimes Supervisor - R.C.S.O

Lead Homicide Investigator - R.C.S.O.

Firearms, Defensive Tactics and S.W.A.T. Instructor

Chairman and Co-Founder of Dads In Action

2003 Investigator of the Year - R.C.S.O

2011 Officer of the Year - R.C.B.O.E.

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