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Warminster police urging victims of former officer James Carey to come forward - Vimarsana News

Warminster police urging victims of former officer James Carey to come forward

Warminster police are encouraging more potential victims to come forward after one of the department's former officers was charged with sexually abusing four boys. On Wednesday night, Chief James Donnelly III released a statement regarding the arrest of former officer James Carey. "The victimization of anyone, particularly children, is a horrific and cowardly act. Warminster Police strive to protect all persons from being victimized," Donnelly's statement reads in part. "The crimes described in this presentment, if proven, betrays that trust and scar not only the victims, their families, a...

Former Warminster, North Wales police officer charged with sexually abusing boys - Vimarsana News

Former Warminster, North Wales police officer charged with sexually abusing boys

DOYLESTOWN --The Bucks County District Attorney's office has announced charges against a former police officer in Warminster Township, who also worked briefly in North Wales, for alleged sexual abuse.  James Carey, 52, was arrested and charged Wednesday with sexually abusing four teenage boys he met while working as a D.A.R.E. officer, according to the Bucks DA's office.  "A police officer’s creed is to protect and serve his community," Bucks District Attorney Matt Weintraub said in a statement. - Advertisement - "In a perverse and criminal dereliction of his duty, James Carey inst...

New Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue captain credits Fire Explorer program for igniting spark of passion - Vimarsana News

New Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue captain credits Fire Explorer program for igniting spark of passion

New Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue captain credits Fire Explorer program for igniting spark of passion Newly promoted Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue Capt. Aaron Davis outside the city’s Fire Station No. 6 on Wednesday, Feb. 3. (Scott Smeltzer / Staff Photographer) Print Aaron Davis was 20 years old in 2005 and trying to figure out his future, when a family friend suggested he check out the Fire Explorers, a program that gives young adults a window into a career in firefighting. Davis had just moved from the Portland area to Long Beach and was considering music therapy as a possible avenue. But...