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Police Chief Varso pursues 'the strategies that work' - Escondido Times-Advocate - Vimarsana News

Police Chief Varso pursues 'the strategies that work' - Escondido Times-Advocate

Last week I sat down with Escondido Police Chief Ed Varso to talk about his return to the job after a short stint in Menefee as their police chief—and to do a deep dive into EPD’s role in dealing with homelessness, crime and maintaining a safe city. Sitting in on the conversation and representing

Winning hearts and minds of community - Vimarsana News

Winning hearts and minds of community

‘Winning the Hearts and Minds of the Community’ Author: Dr. Kingsley Wickremasuriya Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police – (Retired) Book Review by Major-General (Retd) Lalin Fernando This is an interesting memoir of a police officer who having served in the Volunteer force may have done equally well, in either the army or the police. […]

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Windsor police make arrest in connection to 13 local break and enters - Vimarsana News

Windsor police make arrest in connection to 13 local break and enters

A 32-year-old man is facing multiple charges in connection to a rash of break-ins at 13 local businesses.

Pueblo Police Department releases data on D.I.C.E. Units for 2022 - Vimarsana News

Pueblo Police Department releases data on D.I.C.E. Units for 2022

Thursday, the Pueblo Police Department released data on the Directed Investigation and Community Engagement Unit, also known as the D.I.C.E. Unit, which was established in May 2022.

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Where the Justice Department Can Find $2.6 Billion for its Anti-Terrorism Efforts - Vimarsana News

Where the Justice Department Can Find $2.6 Billion for its Anti-Terrorism Efforts

After September 11, The United States cannot afford to wastevaluable resources on misplaced priorities and ineffectiveprograms. Common sense dictates that resources should be shiftedaway from the ineffective programs of the DOJ to programs that willbetter protect America's security.