What does PATCOM stand for?

Patrol Commander

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Samples in periodicals archive:

as the new Highway Patrol commander Friday afternoon.

SC Highway Patrol Has New Commander

Sheriff's Patrol Commander Major Roger Kline says people were already leaving the scene when police arrived at the disturbance in October.

YouTube video tips Ohio police to fight suspects

But, as patrol commander, I had to give the lads the gee-up.

Shot pelvis Sarge hero of ambush; TROOPS

He was a detective, a team leader for hostage negotiations, a patrol commander.

Snohomish Voices

Privates Leon Spicer and Phillip Hewett, both 21, from Tamworth, and their patrol commander, 2nd Lieutenant Richard Shearer, 26, from Nuneaton, died when their Land Rover was blown up in July 2005.

Inquest opens on Iraq blast soldiers; By James Cartledge

Fabian Lizarraga, an LAPD patrol commander with the Van Nuys division, couldn't agree more.

COPS CATCH UP WITH THEIR KIDS AT CAMP

Patrol commander Second Lieutenant Richard Shearer, from Nuneaton in Warwickshire, and Private Leon Spicer, also from Tamworth, died instantly when their vehicle was destroyed.

Tributes to blast victim soldiers; Trio killed by roadside bomb

They came from the 1st Battalion, Staffordshire Regiment, based in Wiltshire and were patrol commander Second Lieutenant Richard Shearer, from Warwickshire, Privates Phillip Hewett, and Leon Spicer, both from Staffordshire.

Cleric is defiant