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Behind the handcuffs: Q&A with FAU Chief of Police Sean Brammer

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Sean Brammer has served in blue for the Florida Atlantic University Police Department since 2006. However, his law enforcement experience dates back to 1997, when he began working for the Florida Highway Patrol. He worked his way up the ranks at FAU and became the Chief of Police in 2017. In a phone interview with the University Press, Brammer pulled back the yellow caution tape to offer an inside look at the department’s protocol. From the disp…
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Behind the handcuffs: Q&A with FAU Chief of Police Sean Brammer

Sean Brammer has served in blue for the Florida Atlantic University Police Department since 2006. However, his law enforcement experience dates back to 1997, when he began working for the Florida Highway Patrol. He worked his way up the ranks at FAU and became the Chief of Police in 2017. In a phone interview with the University Press, Brammer pulled back the yellow caution tape to offer an inside look at the department’s protocol. From the disp…

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