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Overall Officer Griffith is developing into a great officer. He is an asset to the department. To help develop his leadership skills it would be helpful for Officer Griffith to attend available leadership courses and trainings. When the opportunity presents itself it would benefit Officer Griffith to take on the role and responsibility of FTO or

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