Very few people know what it means to serve your country, but for U.S. Army Sgt. Jehud Presume, a reserve noncommissioned officer assigned to headquarters and headquarters company, Special Operations Command South, serving his country doesn’t stop when he wears his Army uniform. Instead, when he is not under U.S. Army orders, he switches to a different one.
Presume, who was born in New York, has been an officer with the Miramar Police Department for approximately five years.
“To me, serving is an absolute honor,” said Jehud. “Both in my community and my country. There is no better sentiment than being able to serve and protect the weak from being preyed on by the criminal element. I believe only those who have discovered...
Very few people know what it means to serve your country, but for U.S. Army Sgt. Jehud Presume, a reserve noncommissioned officer assigned to headquarters and headquarters company, Special Operations Command South, serving his country doesn’t stop when he wears his Army uniform. Instead, when he is not under U.S. Army orders, he switches to a different one.
Presume, who was born in New York, has been an officer with the Miramar Police Department for approximately five years.
“To me, serving is an absolute honor,” said Jehud. “Both in my community and my country. There is no better sentiment than being able to serve and protect the weak from being preyed on by the criminal element. I believe only those who have discovered...
U.S. Army Sgt. Jehud Presume (center), a reserve noncommissioned officer assigned to headquarters and headquarters company, Special Operations Command South, celebrates with Team Haiti after they completed the obstacle course during Fuerzas Comando 2019 in Santiago, Chile. Presume served as a translator for team Haiti during the event.
