Tag: Law enforcement diversity
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Henry Whitehorn, Caddo Parish’s first Black sheriff, to deliver Constitution Day speech at Grambling State University, reflecting on his four-decade career in public service.
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David D. Miles makes history as Suffolk’s first Black Sheriff, pledging to foster unity and responsive service in a growing, diverse community.
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Tonatte Mitchell, Charleston Police Department, first Black woman captain, law enforcement diversity, community policing, police recruitment, breaking barriers, public service, female police officers
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Explore how the Milford Police Department made history by hiring Patricia Nelson as its first Black female police officer. Nelson’s appointment reflects a broader push to diversify law enforcement agencies nationwide.
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