Tag: 363.2 (Law enforcement)
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Lendrick Francois was re-elected as Amite’s first Black police chief with overwhelming support. His leadership sets a powerful example for future generations.
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Opelousas honors Carolyn Baker-Marzette, the first Black woman in the city’s police force, for her trailblazing career and lasting impact on the community.
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Dallas honors its first Black police officer, William McDuff, 128 years after his tragic murder. Learn about his legacy and the new memorial dedicated to him.
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Captain Tonatte Mitchell, Charleston’s first Black woman police captain, reflects on her first year of leadership, mentorship, and strengthening community ties.
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Byron Williams, with 25 years of Daytona Beach law enforcement experience, becomes Holly Hill’s first Black police chief, leading with transparency and dedication.
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