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Hispanic agents make up majority of Border Patrol yet white men dominate leadership posts - Vimarsana News

Hispanic agents make up majority of Border Patrol yet white men dominate leadership posts

White men are in charge of 21 of the 22 Border Patrol outposts on the northern, coastal, and southern borders despite the agency being comprised of mostly Hispanic employees and having vowed to prioritize diversity under President Joe Biden.

Talking Business with Tony Iannelli: Lehigh Valley didn't deserve black eye from CBS – The Morning Call - Vimarsana News

Talking Business with Tony Iannelli: Lehigh Valley didn't deserve black eye from CBS – The Morning Call

A CBS report linking attitudes in Allentown with the events of Jan. 6, 2021, did not please Tony Iannelli and many in the Lehigh Valley.

Source: mcall.com
Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces Largest Hiring of Police and Law Enforcement Officers in County History - Vimarsana News

Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces Largest Hiring of Police and Law Enforcement Officers in County History

Suffolk County to hire over 700 law enforcement personnel during a 12-month span.

Governor's Chief of Staff Daniel Ruiz on growing up in Maryvale - Vimarsana News

Governor's Chief of Staff Daniel Ruiz on growing up in Maryvale

Ruiz has used his life experiences to reach one of the most important positions in state government, the state governor’s Chief of Staff.

Source: 12news.com
Former Bridgeport Police Chief Sentenced to Prison - Vimarsana News

Former Bridgeport Police Chief Sentenced to Prison

Former Bridgeport Police Chief Sentenced to Prison © Provided by NBC New York Former Bridgeport police chief Armando "A.J." Perez was sentenced in federal court in New York City Monday to 12 months and one day in prison for his role in a scheme to ensure he would be hired as the city's top cop. A judge also sentenced him to two years of supervised release, 100 hours of community service, and fines. Perez and Bridgeport's former acting personnel director, David Dunn, resigned in September and pleaded guilty the following month to defrauding the city and making false statements to FBI agents.

Source: msn.com