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All Pensacola police chief candidates support permanent citizens police advisory committee Jim Little, Pensacola News Journal © Courtesy of city of Pensacola John Ortolano, currently the police chief in Hobbs, New Mexico; Eric Randall, assistant police chief in Newport News, Virginia; and Booker Hodges, assistant commissioner of law enforcement at the Minnesota Department of Public Safety answer questions during a police chief forum on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. All three candidates for the Pensacola Police Chief job said they support having some type of citizens police adv...

Pensacola's national police chief search down to three candidates The finalists are: John Ortolano, chief of police of Hobbs Police Department in Hobbs, New Mexico Eric Randall, assistant chief of police at Newport News Police Department in Newport News, Virginia Pensacola hired Public Sector Search & Consulting Inc. to conduct a nationwide search for Lyter's replacement. The search resulted in the selection of eight final candidates, who then were ranked by a city selection committee. The top three candidates chosen by the committee will participate in a public candidate forum, as well as...

Heavy rains expected in northern KZN By Sakhiseni Nxumalo Share DURBAN - The KwaZulu-Natal Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs department has placed directed disaster management teams across the province on high alert as heavy rains are expected this weekend in the northern parts of the province. According to the warning released by the South African Weather Service (SAWS), the northern parts of the province are to experience heavy rains, starting from today. SAWS forecaster Eric Randall said that according to the forecast, disruptive rainfall which could lead to localised flooding...

According to the South African Weather Service (SAWS), the heavy rains were expected as a result of tropical storm Eloise moving across Mozambique

Michael Mitol, 57, was sentenced to 12 years in prison — the maximum under his plea agreement — for causing the death of Kevin Folleth, 48, of Mason, Michigan, on