After COVID setbacks, tribal police chief looks forward
During the pandemic, officers often worked 16- to 24-hour shifts to fill in for sick or quarantined colleagues
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Navajo Nation Police recruits stretch after running on sand dunes for physical training in Chinle, Arizona, on the reservation. A recent report said the 200-member department needs hundreds more officers to do its job. (Photo by Beth Wallis/ News21)
During the pandemic, officers often worked 16- to 24-hour shifts to fill in for sick or quarantined colleagues
Beth Wallace
News21
WINDOW ROCK – Navajo Chief of Police Phillip Francisco sits ramrod straight at his desk, surrounded by manila folders brimming with paperwork and a Darth Vader figurine that wields a pen as a lightsaber.
We had to keep going : After COVID setbacks, Navajo police chief looks forward
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