Police chief presents guidelines for officer and public behavior at protests
ITHACA, NY -- Acting Police Chief John Joly presented guidelines and expectations pertaining to behavior at protests following a request from Mayor Svante Myrick.
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ITHACA, NY -- Acting Police Chief John Joly presented guidelines and expectations pertaining to behavior at protests following a request from Mayor Svante Myrick.
Photo: WHCU ITHACA, N.Y. (WHCU) — What’s the future of the Ithaca Police Department? With reform and reimagining on the horizon, acting chief John Joly is hopeful for more collaboration between other departments in the city. Mayor Svante Myrick tells WHCU it’ll likely be another couple years before the police department as we know it is reshaped into the Department of Public Safety. FULL INTERVIEW: Acting Ithaca Police Chief John Joly Tags: Recent Headlines
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