By Kris Smith
Corsicana Police Detective Sean Frasier is no stranger to hard work and commitment to service.
Detective Frasier followed his grandfather, an oil engineer, around the world, gathering education as far as Venezuela. Landing in Marble Falls, Texas, Sean attended high school at San Marcos Baptist Academy and Marble Falls High School.
Beginning his law enforcement career in the United States Army, Det. Frasier’s MOS was set as MPI – in Investigations. He proudly served the US Army in Ft. Hood and Korea, until he received his separation papers in 2000.
With a strong desire to continue his law enforcement career, he joined the Plano Police Department and received his TCLEOSE licensing after attending North Central Texas of Government’s Police Academy.
Frasier was employed with Plano PD until the fateful day in September of 2001 – when he was reactivated by the US Army, eventually serving in Kosovo in the Closed Protection Unit, where he served the UN and State Department. In this role, Sean was utilized in Dignitary Protection.
Officially exiting the US Army in 2008, Det. Frasier was led to an open position in the Fairfield Police Department in Fairfield, Texas, where he served until he interviewed with Corsicana Police Chief Robert Johnson in 2016.
Today, he serves in the North Texas Auto Theft Task Force, where he has chosen to focus his career. With this specified training, Det. Frasier is able to assist all departments in the state.
Det. Frasier stated, “Corsicana CID investigates from homicide to harassment. I have chosen to specialize in Auto Theft.”
Det. Frasier is also an accident investigator, as well as a certified drone operator.
“Detective Frasier has been pivotally instrumental in some very difficult investigations, particularly involving vehicular accidents,” stated Navarro County District Attorney Will Thompson.
DA Thompson continued, “Corsicana and Navarro County are lucky to have him!”
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