Tag: law enforcement pioneers
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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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Sergeant Louie E. Smoke, Jefferson County’s first Black deputy, honored for his 34-year career in law enforcement and military service.
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