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Pittsfield Police Explorer Recruitment Event Happening April 13 - Vimarsana News

Pittsfield Police Explorer Recruitment Event Happening April 13

The Pittsfield Police Explorer Program is for youths ages 14 to 20 who are interested in exploring a career in law enforcement or have an interest in learning

Former Avery County deputies encouraged stun gun use - Vimarsana News

Former Avery County deputies encouraged stun gun use

Both were reportedly relieved of their duties on July 28, according to the Avery County Clerk of Court's Office.

Source: wcnc.com
Patrick Madison, Coral Springs sergeant, dies of COVID-19 Friday - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Patrick Madison, Coral Springs sergeant, dies of COVID-19 Friday - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Coral Springs Police Sgt. Patrick Madison, 43, died of COVID-19 Friday, the department announced. He is at least the fifth South Florida law enforcement officer to die from COVID-19-related symptoms in the past week.

Ronan PD launches Explorer Program for Lake County youth - Vimarsana News

Ronan PD launches Explorer Program for Lake County youth

Ronan PD launches Explorer Program for Lake County youth A volunteer program that teaches youth respect professionalism and dedication has started in Ronan with the police department's new Explorer Program. and last updated 2021-04-05 12:02:31-04 RONAN — A volunteer program that teaches youth respect professionalism and dedication has started in Ronan with the police department's new Explorer Program, where 14 to 21-year-olds can be involved in law enforcement. “Kind of give them an understanding of what it is and get a jump start in that career field if that's what they want to do...

Source: kpax.com
Retiring Fairfield Chief On Race, Transparency & Tech In Policing - Vimarsana News

Retiring Fairfield Chief On Race, Transparency & Tech In Policing

Replies(11) Chief Christopher Lyddy (Fairfield Police Department) FAIRFIELD, CT — Since he began working full-time at the Fairfield Police Department in 1982, Chief Christopher Lyddy has gone by many names: patrolman, detective, sergeant, lieutenant, captain, deputy chief, and, as of two years ago, chief. Starting Friday, he'll add a new title to the list: Police department veteran. In anticipation of his upcoming retirement, Lyddy took a few minutes to talk with Fairfield Patch Field Editor Anna Bybee-Schier and reflect on his career, the evolution of police work, and some of the most pres...

Source: patch.com