Here's the article from The Clipper:
Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Chamberlin Neff enjoys tracking down and arresting those who have illegal drugs in their possession. The Woods Cross native was honored last week as Utah’s Trooper of the Year. He was nominated by his supervisors, who then submitted the nomination to the Honorary Trooper’s Association, who chose him from a number of nominees for the work he has done, not only in hunting down those with drugs in their possession, but in saving lives and arresting criminals on other charges. Neff works out of the Salt Lake City office of the Highway Patrol, but lives in Woods Cross with his wife, a 4-year-old son and a newborn son. Just in the past year, Neff has gone to extraordinary lengths in the line of duty, jumping into a canal to save a suicidal woman, saving a 20-month-old from a suicidal father, apprehending a murder suspect wanted in Idaho, and arresting the son of a movie star found with two duffel bags of marijuana in his car. He also served 527 warrants and took 100 suspects into custody, in addition to making 38 drug arrests. He helped train five new troopers and served a tour of duty in Afghanistan. He serves as a dog handler for the UHP and has helped Davis Metro Narcotics Strike Force and North Salt Lake Police on drug cases. He said at the ceremony honoring him, they were joking that perhaps his wife should get a single parent of the year award. It’s probably logical that Neff should be a handler of a drug-sniffing dog. In college he wanted to be a veterinarian and took biology and chemistry courses to prepare himself for that, but he said he took a criminal justice class to round out his courses and, “I got hooked on the justice system.” So, he graduated with a degree in criminal justice and was hired by the UHP in October 2005. “My main focus is on finding drugs and I’m willing to assist other agencies,” he said. He also said he wants to continue putting those who traffic illegal drugs behind bars.
Champ held down the orange button and kept hitting the yellow and red as fast as he could. He learned to get as many tickets as he could. 
Skee ball Champers
Rocket took care of the tickets we all won
Champ was just tall enough to ride. I wouldn't even know where to start if they told him he was to short.
We all took naps after spending 5 hours there. Rocket has started to suck his thumb.
Most of Christmas break was spent taking Bang out to find pheasants and quail. When Bang would flush them out Champ would shoot them with his sword.
