Deputy, Justin Maxfield of the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office gets behind a stolen vehicle. After activating his lights, the vehicle makes a right and continues for half a block before coming to a stop. The female driver is taken into custody. The Ford Ranger was being sold by an elderly couple in a town an hour away, and was stolen by a female who matches the drivers description. The woman took the vehicle for a test drive and never returned. The driver admits to having a crack cocaine problem and claims a guy let her borrow the Ford Ranger.
| Name | Justin Maxfield |
| Rank | Deputy |
| Agency | Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office |
| Station/Area Command | Criminal Interdiction Unit |
| Age | 39 |
| From | Hutchinson, Kansas |
| Hired | 01/2000 |
| Why Law Enforcement | I had long aspired to be in law enforcement, originally wanting to go into a federal agency. I was fresh out of college and needed a job immediately when I was hired by my home town Sheriff’s Office. I fell in love with patrol work and 15 years later have no desire to work anywhere but in a patrol car everyday. |
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| Best part of the job | My favorite part of the job is that no day is ever “routine”. I never know what to expect or how things are going to go, and I love that. |
| Hobbies | Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family (Mom, daughter, niece, and nephew), boxing, hiking, and exercising. I like to do things that not everyone can say they have done in their lives. |
| Favorite Quote | People sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf. |
