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Law enforcement forum to help police hiring in Norwich, Plainfield - Vimarsana News

Law enforcement forum to help police hiring in Norwich, Plainfield

The Norwich-based Law Enforcement Council will host its first regional seminar on how to become a police officer on Saturday.

New mental health program embeds forensic social worker with CT police - Vimarsana News

New mental health program embeds forensic social worker with CT police

A social worker will respond to mental health calls, ie: suicidal threats or behavioral issues, with state, Putnam, Plainfield and Coventry police.

Most Plainfield police systems up again after cyber attack - Vimarsana News

Most Plainfield police systems up again after cyber attack

Plainfield police can again access state and national law enforcement data - such as warrants and stolen vehicle information - after a cyber attack.

Plainfield police interested in regional SWAT team plan - Vimarsana News

Plainfield police interested in regional SWAT team plan

Plainfield police could be part of a regional SWAT team proposed by Willimantic, with training in March.

The Day - Norwich police civilian complaints vary in issues raised - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Norwich police civilian complaints vary in issues raised - News from southeastern Connecticut

Norwich — In the early morning hours of May 3, resident Cheyne Ordonio called police after a distraught woman jumped into the road toward his and other cars, yelling at drivers. About 45 minutes later, he saw the woman again as he went into a nearby gas station to buy coffee. Fearing she could be suicidal, he went looking for her and eventually found her at 4 a.m. lying on the wet ground near a roadside creek. Ordonio called 911 again and told the woman he would not leave her alone. The dispatcher told him police did check on the woman earlier, and she was fine.

Source: theday.com