Tag: Black women in law enforcement
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Monica Ephraim becomes Augusta’s first Black woman police colonel after 22 years in law enforcement. Her historic promotion ceremony is set for September.
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Major Treneé D. Young makes history as the first Black woman to hold the rank of Major in New York State Police, leading Troop NYC with purpose, experience, and vision.
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Emada Tingirides has been named the LAPD’s first Black woman assistant chief as the department faces a major drop in Black officer recruitment and the closure of its DEI program.
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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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Irma Lewis Young, the first Black female officer in Marksville Police Department, leaves behind a legacy of service, leadership, and inspiration after 50 years of dedication.
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