South Haven Police Chief retiring
South Haven Police Chief Natalie Thompson has announced her retirement. Thompson says her retirement date will be February 25 of next year, ending a 32-year
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South Haven Police Chief Natalie Thompson has announced her retirement. Thompson says her retirement date will be February 25 of next year, ending a 32-year
During the annual memorial, Sgt. Nix's name was placed on the monument.
South Haven Police Chief Natalie Thompson has announced her retirement. Thompson says her retirement date will be February 25 of next year, ending a 32-year
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — After several violent crimes in recent weeks, Guilford County agencies gathered for an update on the state of public safety. “People got run over with cars and each one of your offices had to be affected by that. I need people to know that it was not done right,” said one […]
"Every criminal situation should be handled by the police, as stated in the Constitution. Our constitution does not authorize the Army to proclaim any Nigerian wanted. The constitution does not enable the Army to arrest and prosecute anyone. It isn't their responsibility. Only in Nigeria does the army do everything, which is bad for our constitution. "The Army should avoid committing a constitutional violation by designating civilians wanted for criminal charges. Only the police have the constitutional authority to arrest, prosecute, and/or declare somebody wanted, not the army....