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Major Jon Collins – Operations Bureau Maj. Collins has been associated with the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office for 14 years, where he began as a reserve deputy in 1992. He joined the department in a fulltime capacity in 1994 and has been assigned to the patrol division throughout his law enforcement career. Maj. Collins progressed through the ranks as a corporal, sergeant, and lieutenant, the position he held for five years before being promoted to captain in September, 2006. He was promoted to Major over the Operations Bureau in November 2011.
He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee’s Southeastern Command and Leadership Academy and the Institute for Police Technology and Management. He has received training in all areas of modern law enforcement, including terrorism, counter drug operations, supervisory development, advanced crisis negotiation, and incident command and community policing programs. Within the Operations Bureau are three divisions - Criminal Investigations, Patrol and Special Operations.
 Patrol Division - Capt. Brian Quinn
Brian Quinn has spent the majority of his law enforcement career at the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. He returned in Sept. 2010 to supervise the Criminal Investigations Division after serving two years as Safety and Security Coordinator for the Bradley County and Cleveland City School Systems. Quinn’s law enforcement career started as a patrol deputy in 1993. He was previously assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division in supervisory roles including Lieutenant in the Drug Enforcement Unit. Quinn has completed numerous specialized schools and is certified as a crime prevention specialist. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Management from Bryan College in Dayton Tennessee.
|  Criminal Investigations Division - Capt. Jimmy Woody
Capt. Woody started his law enforcement career as a reserve deputy for the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office in 1987. He later joined the reserve unit of the Cleveland Police Department where he served until 1989 when he was employed by the Bradley County Emergency Medical Service as a radio dispatcher. While serving in this capacity he completed E.M.T. school and from 1989 to 1993 was employed by the medical service as an emergency medical technician. From 1993 to 1997 he worked as a dispatcher, shift supervisor and center supervisor for the Bradley County 9-1-1 center. He joined the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office in 1997 as a patrol deputy. Capt. Woody is a graduate of the Basic Law Enforcement Academy at Cleveland State Community College. During his career he has held a number of supervisory roles. He has served as a detective, sergeant, and lieutenant in the criminal investigations division. As a patrol deputy he has held positions of patrol sergeant, traffic unit sergeant, and patrol lieutenant. Capt. Woody has also served as a Field Training Officer for new deputies and is an adjunct firearms instructor for the Cleveland State Community College Basic Police Academy. He maintains certification as an Emergency Medical Technician through the state of Tennessee and is a former member of Bradley County Fire-Rescue. He has completed training regarding specialized aspects of criminal investigations and patrol operations, and is a graduate of the Counter Narcotics Tactical Medical Support program (US Customs) in Bethesda MD. Capt. Woody is a part-time federal employee of Tennessee 1 DMAT (Disaster Medical Assistance Team) headquartered in Collegedale Tennessee. He was deployed with the team to Haiti in February 2010 for earthquake relief efforts. |  Special Operations - Capt. William G. Campbell
Captain W.G. Campbell supervises the Special Operations Division of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office. In this position he oversees the STAR (Sheriff’s Targeted Area Response) team, the Traffic Unit and Court Services, reporting to Maj. Jon Collins. Beginning his career in 1991 as a reserve deputy and later becoming a fulltime member of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office in March 1994, Capt. Campbell’s entire career has involved some aspect of patrol service where he held the ranks of corporal, sergeant, and lieutenant. Before his promotion to captain in November 2011 he supervised the Traffic Unit and the agency’s volunteer programs. Capt. Campbell is a graduate of Bradley Central High School and is currently completing requirements for a Batchelor of Science degree in criminal justice. He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee Southeastern Command and Leadership Academy, recognized among the top law enforcement programs in the state. Capt. Campbell has many achievements during his 20 year career. He has completed specialized training on numerous aspects of law enforcement and is a certified Police Instructor on crash investigation and D.U.I . He developed many of the guidelines and policies establishing the traffic unit, and assisted in preparing grant documents that provided the unit’s initial funding. Under his leadership the traffic unit has received recognition for being among the best in the state while also receiving national recognition for their work enforcing DUI laws. Capt. Campbell is one of three law enforcement officers in Tennessee to fulfill the rigid requirements for ACTAR (Accreditation Commission for Traffic Accident Reconstruction) certification. ACTAR is a nationally recognized program offering certification in crash investigation and reconstruction. Capt. Campbell has been recognized as Supervisor of the Year in 2005 and was presented the Sheriff’s Career Excellence Award in 2010. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 05 June 2012 )
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Operations Bureau