Whats the difference between a sheriff, police officer, and sergeant?

The main difference between a police officer and a deputy sheriff is jurisdiction. The officer works for a city and the deputy has responsibility for the entire county. The sheriff's department also has additional responsibilities such as running the county jail and serving civil process papers such as subpoenas, eviction notices, and restraining orders A sergeant is a supervisor.

Both police departments and sheriff's department have them. Calling them sergeant would be most appropriate, but they are still police officers so that would be proper too The color of the uniform is a matter of department policy. Most police are blue, most sheriffs are brown but I've seen green, white, khaki and black too.

Bruce, spot on.... I would always call them Sgt, as they've earned it! =).

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