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Sgt. Jason Lanphear and Corrections Officer Susan Warne named officers of the year - Vimarsana News

Sgt. Jason Lanphear and Corrections Officer Susan Warne named officers of the year

Fingerlakes1.com Menu Have a tip for the newsroom, press release, local event listing or digital content to share? Send it here. Support our mission by visiting patreon.com/fl1 and becoming a monthly subscriber. On Wednesday’s Seneca County sheriff’s office awards ceremony, Sgt. Jason Lanphear and Corrections Officer Susan Warne were named officers of the year, according to an article written by the Finger Lakes Times. Last December a man pointed a loaded shotgun at officers and Lanphear received a commendation for his action during the situation. Sheriff Tim Luce and Undersheriff John Cl...

Seneca County sheriff eager to work on police reform plan - Vimarsana News

Seneca County sheriff eager to work on police reform plan

The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office has submitted its police reform plan, as mandated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2020. Those plans were due by April 1, and while there were documented complaints in law enforcement circles after the initial announcement, Seneca’s law enforcement leaders viewed it as an opportunity. There are a handful of important components, which have been points of contention in other communities across the U.S. They include updates to use of force training, crowd management control, community policing to develop relationships, de-escalation training, implicit bias tr...

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Colleagues remember 'iconic, no-nonsense' cop - Vimarsana News

Colleagues remember 'iconic, no-nonsense' cop

WATERLOO — Some years ago, then-Waterloo Police Chief Doyle Marquart was in his office when a man came in off the street and asked to see him. “He said, ‘You should have a talk with one of your patrolmen.’ This man went on to say he saw Eddie (Hilliard) pull a telephone line out of the street before looking to see if it was tangled in the power lines,” Marquart recalled of the conversation. “He said Eddie told him, ‘You should go mind your own business.’” At that point, the man showed Marquart his identification as an Occupational Safety and Health...