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Iachetta Strong: Capital Region Stands Tall for Injured Sergeant
The Capital Region has proven once again that when times get tough, when someone is struggling or when a community is in need, we pull together. There is no greater example of this than the outpouring of love and support for injured K9 Sergeant Joe Iachetta of the Albany County Sheriff s Office.
The 30-year-old husband and father (with another baby due in about a month) was severely injured on Monday morning when his car collided with a tractor-trailer, causing his vehicle to become pinned underneath.
For 32 grueling minutes, he and his K9 Rice were trapped. EMT s were eventually able to extricate him from the car and rush him the hospital for emergency surgeries. Miraculously, his trusty companion was unharmed. On Tuesday, we learned that it was the K9 s cage that prevented the tractor-trailer from completely demolishing his car, and worse for the occupants inside.
Leadership questions remain for Albany LEAD arrest-diversion program
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Brian Shea, chief of operation to Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan, wrote a letter to the Times Union that states that Sheehan is “disappointed with the (LEAD) program’s shortcomings” and that the city will take on a greater roll in running it. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
Alice Green, executive director of the Center for Law and Justice, in Albany, N.Y. wants to know why city leaders haven t reached out to her to ask about plans to improve the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program, which aims to rehabilitate rather than incarcerate low-level offenders. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul BuckowskiShow MoreShow Less
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