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Recruiters



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Lieutenant Roger Whittler


Contact information: roger.whittler@mshp.dps.mo.gov


Lieutenant Roger Whittler was appointed to the Patrol on July 1, 1987. He is the statewide Recruitment Coordinator. He is assigned as the Assistant Director of the Human Resources Division at General Headquarters in Jefferson City.

"It is a dream come true for me to serve on the Missouri State Highway Patrol. I grew up in Central Missouri, where I had the opportunity to meet many troopers. I was, and continue to be, impressed by the knowledge and abilities that troopers demonstrate when dealing with people. I knew early on that training is the only way to become competent in your profession. The reason I want a career with the Patrol is because of the training, and the multitude of opportunities for different assignments. There are many challenges ahead, and to meet those challenges, I am prepared to train and develop additional skills which makes this career an ongoing, enjoyable journey."









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Corporal Jason Pace


Contact information: jason.pace@mshp.dps.mo.gov


Corporal Jason Pace was appointed to the Patrol on July 1, 1997. He is assigned as a full-time recruiter, Troop D, Springfield. He is responsible for recruitment activities in the western region of Missouri, covering the southern part of Troop A, Lee’s Summit; Troop D, Springfield; Troop I, Rolla; and Troop G, Willow Springs.

& quot;Becoming a trooper with the Missouri State Highway Patrol was a decision that came easy for me. At an early age, I recognized the high degree of professionalism and integrity, combined with a strong moral character of the Patrol. Over the years, I have learned the Patrol is much more than a job, but a career and lifestyle in which I can serve and influence others in a positive way. I am proud to be part of this elite agency that so strongly embraces the growing demands in law enforcement today."









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Trooper Bruce McLaughlin


Contact information:bruce.mclaughlin@mshp.dps.mo.gov


Trooper Bruce McLaughlin was appointed to the Patrol on July 1, 1995. He is assigned as a full-time recruiter, Troop F, Jefferson City. He is responsible for recruitment activities in the central region of Missouri, covering the northern part of Troop A, Lee’s Summit; Troop F, Jefferson City; and Troop H, St. Joseph.

"I met three members of the Missouri State Highway Patrol at a local gym when I was in college. The sergeant and two troopers spoke highly of their profession and told very interesting stories about their daily activities. I found myself increasingly excited about the thought of becoming a state trooper, so I applied. I was hired in 1995 and have been at the Patrol ever since. I made a good career choice, and am still excited to come to work every day. Each time I put on my uniform, I wonder what will happen during that shift -- how many people I will help, what kinds of arrests I will make, and what new challenges I will face. It is something different every day, and that is what keeps it fun and new."









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Trooper Robert Parr


Contact information: robert.parr@mshp.dps.mo.gov


Trooper Robert Parr was appointed to the Patrol on January 18, 2004. He is assigned as a full-time recruiter, Troop C, Kirkwood. He is responsible for recruitment activities in the eastern region of Missouri, covering Troop B, Macon; Troop C, St. Louis; and Troop E, Poplar Bluff.

"I chose to apply to the Missouri State Highway Patrol because of its high level of professionalism. For me, the Missouri State Highway Patrol is an organization that is known for producing ladies and gentlemen that strictly enforce the law. If one is looking for a career in which personal integrity is held to a higher level, the Patrol is a natural fit. I enjoy recruiting prospective applicants across the state. I am excited about my profession and the Patrol, and enjoy sharing that feeling with those who are ready to accept the challenge."











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