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Sergeant Jordan Mirakian started his law
enforcement career with the San Diego Community College District Police
Department on May 20, 1998. Originally from Orange County, California,
Sergeant Mirakian comes to us with 10 years of law enforcement
experience both at the San Diego Community College District and San
Diego State University. He returned to the San Diego Community College
District on August 31, 2007, after five years at San Diego State
University, where he was a field training officer, sexual assault
investigator and a Corporal.
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Sergeant
Jordan Mirakian |
Sergeant Mirakian has been recognized by
different local, State and Federal law enforcement agencies for his
involvement in narcotics enforcement, criminal investigations,
undercover operations and crime prevention seminars. He is involved in
the community and has represented the San Diego Community College
District in the annual Teddy Bear Drive, "Shop With a Cop", and through
the STAR Police Athletic League as a baseball coach for kids in East San
Diego. |
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In his free time, Sergeant Mirakian is
actively involved in athletics not just as a coach, but also as a
football player with the San Diego Enforcers Football Team, a tackle
football team comprised of police officers and firefighters in San Diego
County and nationwide who play for charity. On a personal note, Sergeant
Mirakian enjoys spending time with his girlfriend, his friends, and at
the beach with his two Labrador Retrievers.
Sergeant Mirakian is looking forward to his new assignment saying, "I am
very excited to be a part of this family, this organization, and I am
looking forward to continuing my career here as a Sergeant."
Please join us in
congratulating Sergeant Mirakian on his
promotion. |
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SDCCPD Officer Receives
CCUPCA
Award of Merit |
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In April 2008, Officer Jeffery Rabine
received an Award of Merit from the CCUPCA( California
College and University Police Chief's Association).
The Award of Merit is presented to any
person affiliated with educational law enforcement who
by their act or acts, tangibly and conspicuously further
the cause of educational law enforcement by outstanding
or superior conduct. The performance of such act or acts
shall be motivated solely by the desire to benefit the
educational law enforcement community without thought of
personal gain.
Officer Rabine was nominated because of
his work on active shooter training, his safety coloring
book for the Child Development Center, his contribution
to Disaster planning project and his work with City
College’s mental health task force. |
From Right to Left: Chief Charlie Hogquist, Officer Jeffery Rabine and Tom Bauer, President of the CCUPCA |
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