Eight graduate to become emergency medical technicians
PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County Emergency Medical Services Council has announced the graduation of eight new emergency medical technicians.
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FCC 's authority over 9-1-1 must be restored | Port Townsend Leader
Effective communication is essential to public safety, specifically for firefighters who run into burning buildings to save those who are trapped inside...
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Inside a Bay Area police department's secret racist texting group | World & Nation
ANTIOCH, Calif. — For years, Antioch Police Department officers routinely used private text messaging groups to flout their racist views, using slurs in front of superiors without fear of reprisal.
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Exclusive: Inside the Antioch police department's secret racist texting group
The officers made racist jokes, talked about targeting Black people for violence, made light of George Floyd's murder, and lamented that they couldn't beat suspects more when officers with body cameras were around.
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Racist Texts: Guilty Antioch Cops' Names Revealed By Judge
A California judge made public the names of 17 Antioch police officers accused of exchanging racist text messages for two years.
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Racist Texts: Guilty Antioch Cops' Names Revealed By Judge
A California judge made public the names of 17 Antioch police officers accused of exchanging racist text messages for two years.
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Racist Texts: Guilty Antioch Cops' Names Revealed By Judge
A California judge made public the names of 17 Antioch police officers accused of exchanging racist text messages for two years.
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Antioch leaders to review current system of overseeing police department
The Antioch City Council will meet on Tuesday to review the current system of overseeing the police department.
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Judge names 17 Bay Area cops who allegedly sent racist text messages, memes
SAN JOSE, Calif. — In a move that deepened the scandals engulfing the Antioch Police Department, a Contra Costa County judge on Friday released the names of 17 city police
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Judge names 17 Antioch cops who allegedly sent racist text messages, memes
The officers used the N-word, shared racist memes referring to Black people, and talked specifically about Black men they were investigating, potentially damaging active criminal cases.
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