Tag: first Black police chief
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Earl Nelson set to become Middletown’s first Black police chief, bringing 19 years of experience and a commitment to community-focused policing to this historic role.
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Bill Logan, Evanston’s first Black police chief, passes away at 92. Celebrated for his historic role in law enforcement, bravery, and community service, Logan’s legacy endures through his impactful contributions.
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Bogalusa Mayor Tyrin Truong appoints James “Smitty” Smith as the city’s first Black police chief in its 110-year history, marking a significant milestone in local law enforcement leadership.
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James Toler, Indianapolis’ first Black police chief, left an indelible mark on the city’s law enforcement approach through his pioneering work in community policing and transformative leadership within the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
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