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 Clarke
Paris is currently a Sergeant with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police
Department and has been a police officer for the past 23 years.
He has worked in undercover assignments, as a training officer &
sergeant, and a traffic enforcement officer & sergeant. In addition,
he has worked as the sergeant in charge of special events and supervised
a squad of bicycle officers on the Las Vegas Strip.
Clarke founded the non-profit organization Cops Racing Against Violence
through Education (CRAVE), which with support from LVMPD employees
was able to fund four full scholarships to the University of Nevada-Las
Vegas (for a total of 16 years of higher education). In 2000 Clarke
authored a book, and in March 2007 began work on the documentary
film .
Fourteen months later, the film was completed.
Clarke currently works as a uniformed patrol sergeant with LVMPD,
and during his off-duty time he lectures about law enforcement stress
as well as the prevention of police suicide. His lectures are given
in conjunction with the film and addresses topics rarely covered
by other police-related seminars. |
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Sgt Clarke Paris & his son, Nick: time for a coffee break |
Sgt Clarke Paris in the hospital, recovering after being struck
by a drunk driver while operating his police motorcycle |
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Sgt Clarke Paris, Police Officer Of The Year 1997 |
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