Lieutenant Jarrett Morris began his career at the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office (California) in 2005. He has worked multiple assignments throughout his career including custody operations, patrol operations, gang investigator, narcotics investigator, coroner’s detective sergeant, K9 unit coordinator, mobile field force leader and peer support coordinator. Jarrett has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration from Union Institute and University.
Jarrett is also the founder and CEO of ethos. He is working to help law enforcement officers build a resilient lifestyle through wellness, fitness, nutrition, discipline and a positive mindset, with the ultimate goal of being a better spouse, parent and law enforcement officer. At www.doseofethos.com, you will find content with the mission objective to make you a more resilient cop, along with a physical fitness app and classes.
From a skinny recruit to a fit academy graduate to an out-of-shape cop and now back to peak fitness I am committed to staying fit, healthy and resilient
Our goal should be to provide the support that develops resilient officers, who are emotionally, physically and spiritually prepared to handle crisis
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