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Pacific Grove Police reports an uptick in catalytic converter thefts, with 8 reports filed since October.
As a result, they share the following tips to assist in preventing catalytic converter theft:
Install protective plates that make it harder for them to be stolen
Park in a locked garage or well-lit area, install motion sensor lights that cover where you park your car.
Enable your vehicle alarm system
Engrave your vehicle identification number prominently on the catalytic converter.
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A Pacific Grove police officer placed on administrative leave for allegedly posting racist comments on social media is no longer employed at the department. It marked the second time he was investigated and put on administrative leave within the past eight months.
Last summer, a complaint was sent to Pacific Grove Police Chief Cathy Madalone concerning stickers on the officer s personal truck. (The department is not naming the officer because of a law that protects his privacy). The truck was parked in public view at the police department.
A photo of the police officer s truck at the time the complaint was filed. The truck displayed stickers of what have been called far right militia symbols.
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PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. A Northern California police officer who posted “disparaging” comments on a social media platform is no longer with the department, the police chief said.
Pacific Grove Police Chief Cathy Madalone said in a video posted Wednesday on the department’s YouTube channel the officer is no longer employed by the department but that legal constraints prevented her from commenting on a personnel matter, KTLA reported.
Madalone said the department received a report in November that the officer, who has not been identified, may have been posting disparaging remarks on a social media account, KTLA reported.
A Northern California police officer is no longer employed by his department after posting disparaging comments about the Black Lives Matter movement on social media.
Pacific Grove Police Chief Cathy Madalone said in a six-minute video posted to the department’s YouTube channel on Wednesday that the officer who made the comments on the right-wing social media platform in November is “no longer employed by the city of Pacific Grove in any capacity.”
Madalone said she couldn’t provide more information about the matter due to “legal constraints.”
Late last year the chief said the post in question said “F–k Black Lives Matter.” Pending the investigation, the officer was placed on leave at that time.