There's a new sherrif in town

[vcjack]

Very early this morning I and I imagine other students recieved an email announcing that we have a new VP of student saftey nammed Rocco DelMonaco, Jr, but the message consistently refers to him as "Rocky"

Highlights of the message:

Rocky comes to Georgetown with more than 30 years of operational and managerial experience in domestic and international law enforcement, intelligence, counter terrorism, protection and risk management. Most recently he served as an independent consultant and senior executive with ManTech SMA, a large government contractor for law enforcement, counter terrorist training and homeland security issues. Prior to joining ManTech he served at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) where he oversaw the integration of threat monitoring and strategic responses by DHS and other Federal agencies and served as the Special Agent in Charge of the liaison division of
the Federal Air Marshal Service.

He also held a variety of responsibilities during more than 20 years as a special agent in the U.S. Secret Service, where, among other things, he supervised the White House Joint Operations Center coordinating protective operations to protect the President and White House complex, led the Counter Assault Team at specially designated national security events including the 1999 World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle and the 2000 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, and served as an instructor for new agents. He also has extensive experience handling criminal investigations.

I must say I'm not sure whether to feel reasurred or freaked out by "Rocky"

[kchoya]

ManTech? Sounds like some new show on the Discovery channel hosted by R. Lee Emery.

[StPetersburgHoya (Inactive)]

I have obtained some footage of Rocky at work: tinyurl.com/2vntvm

ON EDIT: And here's the training regimen that rockets you to the top of ManTech: tinyurl.com/364hqk

[mrsparkle12]

First item on the security agenda: more "Chariots" to haul around the fat, inept DPS officers, so they can respond to public urination and underage drinking incidents with lightning speed. (Helmets should been worn at all times for safety sake and slanted to the left side, aka the crip side).

[NickSixers]

After they seemed to be parked deem under Healy probably with some of the old Georgetown Forever banners, I saw a chariot doing crowd control duty at graduation. A nice piece of nostalgia during my last day as a student.
I say DOPS needs a chariot for every officer! That will stop all the crime. And think of the formations they could travel in.

[mrsparkle12]

nicksixers said:

After they seemed to be parked deem under Healy probably with some of the old Georgetown Forever banners, I saw a chariot doing crowd control duty at graduation. A nice piece of nostalgia during my last day as a student.
I say DOPS needs a chariot for every officer! That will stop all the crime. And think of the formations they could travel in.

I saw a DPS officer pushing 3 bills riding one last Friday. Thankfully the Chariots are alive and well, stripping riders of their dignity, and providing rapid response to DPS in pursuit of criminals over well-paved, stair-free, level ground.

[strummer8526]

mrsparkle12 said:

nicksixers said:

After they seemed to be parked deem under Healy probably with some of the old Georgetown Forever banners, I saw a chariot doing crowd control duty at graduation. A nice piece of nostalgia during my last day as a student.
I say DOPS needs a chariot for every officer! That will stop all the crime. And think of the formations they could travel in.

I saw a DPS officer pushing 3 bills riding one last Friday. Thankfully the Chariots are alive and well, stripping riders of their dignity, and providing rapid response to DPS in pursuit of criminals over well-paved, stair-free, level ground.

And when I think of "well-paved, stair free, level ground," Georgetown's campus (aka The Hilltop) is the first place I think of.

[mrsparkle12]

strummer85 said:

mrsparkle12 said:

I saw a DPS officer pushing 3 bills riding one last Friday. Thankfully the Chariots are alive and well, stripping riders of their dignity, and providing rapid response to DPS in pursuit of criminals over well-paved, stair-free, level ground.

And when I think of "well-paved, stair free, level ground," Georgetown's campus (aka The Hilltop) is the first place I think of.

Well they can go up and down hills, as long as the perpetrators don't walk over any curbs. This is the best DPS can do until jet-packs become readily available.