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No guns, no uniforms: Meet WA's new investigators of police force - Vimarsana News

No guns, no uniforms: Meet WA's new investigators of police force

BURIEN — On a recent morning, Ross Preston and Josh Dossett watched the cadets of Basic Law Enforcement Academy Class 868 practice firing their weapons. The soon-to-be officers were working

No guns, no uniforms: Meet WA's new investigators of police force - Vimarsana News

No guns, no uniforms: Meet WA's new investigators of police force

BURIEN — On a recent morning, Ross Preston and Josh Dossett watched the cadets of Basic Law Enforcement Academy Class 868 practice firing their weapons. The soon-to-be officers were working

Washington's New Investigations Team Forgoes Uniforms or Guns - Vimarsana News

Washington's New Investigations Team Forgoes Uniforms or Guns

The Office of Independent Investigations was created to examine police use of deadly force and is the state’s first-ever attempt to erase the “thin blue line” controversy that arises when police investigate themselves.

No guns, no uniforms: Meet Washington's new investigators of police force - Vimarsana News

No guns, no uniforms: Meet Washington's new investigators of police force

BURIEN — On a recent morning, Ross Preston and Josh Dossett watched the cadets of Basic Law Enforcement Academy Class 868 practice firing their weapons. The soon-to-be officers were working on …

AREA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT PERSONNEL HAVE RESPONDED TO RECORD NUMBER OF CALLS IN 2020 - Vimarsana News

AREA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT PERSONNEL HAVE RESPONDED TO RECORD NUMBER OF CALLS IN 2020

Fire fighters in an area district have responded to a record number of calls in 2020 so far. According to the Mayview Fire Protection District, as of Monday, December 14, fire fighters had been dispatched to 135 calls for service during the calendar year. In 2019, MFPD responded to approximately 90 calls. In 2018, it was around 80 calls. Prior to that, it was an average of less than 60 calls per year. From structure fires to motor-vehicle accidents to EMS assists and everything in between, the dedicated volunteers have answered more calls than ever before. Members include: Chief- Kris White; ...

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