From Day 1 on the job 12 years ago, Kathryn Jacobson has been a tireless worker for the Vernon North Okanagan RCMP.
She is the detachmentѻýs lone criminal analyst. Jacobsonѻýs role within the RCMP consists of research, collating, evaluating and analyzing information from a number of sources to develop intelligence products that police officers, management and other stakeholders in decision making.
Jacobson provides guidance and recommendations to further intelligence and criminal investigations.
With Vernon North Okanagan RCMP Supt. Shawna Baher standing by, Jacobson was presented with the B.C. RCMP Criminal Analysis Programѻýs Most Hardworking Analyst Award at the regular meeting of Vernon council Monday, March 14.
ѻýThe award recognizes individuals demonstrating diligence, perseverance and work ethic in conducting tactical, operational or strategical analysis in support of intelligence, prevention or enforcement activities,ѻý said Jorda Metcalfe, manager of the B.C. RCMP Criminal Analysis Program.
Jacobson has helped identify crime groups and crime sprees which have led to many arrests, not only in the North Okanagan but throughout the Southeast District.
ѻýShe is well-liked and well-known among her fellow analysts,ѻýsaid Metcalfe. ѻýSheѻýs kind, passionate and a pleasure to work with.ѻý
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