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CPD sergeants complete rigorous FBI training - Vimarsana News

CPD sergeants complete rigorous FBI training

CONCORD — Four Concord Police sergeants recently completed special leadership training from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

FBCSO breaks ground for advanced regional training facility - Vimarsana News

FBCSO breaks ground for advanced regional training facility

On Wednesday, the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office reached a significant milestone with the groundbreaking for the construction of an advanced regional training facility.

The late Col. Serpa to be inducted into RI Criminal Justice Hall of Fame | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay - Vimarsana News

The late Col. Serpa to be inducted into RI Criminal Justice Hall of Fame | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay

The late Colonel Russell “Rusty” S. Serpa, Bristol's former Police Chief, has been gone for nearly 4 years, but he is anything but forgotten.

Beth Donovan settles gender discrimination lawsuit with Boston PD - Vimarsana News

Beth Donovan settles gender discrimination lawsuit with Boston PD

Beth Donovan alleged that top officials within the department falsely accused her of having a drinking problem, placed her on administrative leave, and demoted her as punishment for making complaints against high-ranking male officers, court papers show.

Boston agrees to pay $2.4 million in police gender discrimination case - Vimarsana News

Boston agrees to pay $2.4 million in police gender discrimination case

Beth Donovan alleged that she was discriminated against based on her gender and was subjected to “hostile and retaliatory action.”

Source: boston.com