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Bobby Eggleton is one of the most experienced law enforcement officers in Putnam County. He served his country as a member of the United States Marine Corps. He was a Charleston Police Officer for more than 20 years, he worked on inner-city patrols, rose to Assistant Chief of the Detective Bureau, served on the Sniper Task Force, and served as commander of the Special Enforcement Unit handling street crimes such as drugs, theft, and prostitution. Since retiring from the Charleston Police Department, he has served as chief of police in Winfield and Nitro. Bobby Eggleton also has extensive experience as a small business owner and operator. His skills include working with the public, fighting crime at all levels, balancing budgets and managing staff.<\/p>\n
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Chief Deputy Shane Shamblin has been with the Putnam County Sheriff\u2019s Office since February 16, 1998. After graduating from the West Virginia State Police Academy\u2019s 101St Basic Officers class (Institute, WV, 1998), Chief Shamblin was assigned to the road patrol night shift. During his career, Chief Shamblin was a member of the office’s Special Response Team, a K-9 handler to K-9 Flint, and from 2015-2020, Chief Deputy Shamblin was recognized as a \u201ctop 50 DUI officer\u201d in the State of West Virginia. Chief Shamblin reached this office’s highest non\u2014appointed rank of Lieutenant in 2021.<\/p>\n
Chief Deputy Shamblin is a 1992 graduate of Nitro High School. Other educational accomplishments include a Bachelor\u2019s degree in Criminal Justice (West Virginia State University, 1996), a Master\u2018s degree in Criminal Justice Administration (West Virginia State University, 2018), a graduate from West Virginia\u2019s second-ever Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) School (Huntington, WV\/Phoenix, AZ, 2016) and a graduate from the 275th session of the prestigious FBI National Police Academy (Quantico, VA, 2018).<\/p>\n
Chief Deputy Shamblin\u2019s goal is to promote a healthy relationship between the Sheriff\u2019s Office and the community through cooperation and transparency.<\/p>\n
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