Tag: police history
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Yvette Massiah Became the First Black Woman in Avon and Somerset’s Special Constabulary in the 1980s
Yvette Massiah made history as the first Black woman in Avon and Somerset’s Special Constabulary. Discover her inspiring story and its impact on policing diversity.
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Discover how Adora Dick made history in 1980 as the first Black female officer in Avon and Somerset Police, paving the way for diversity in law enforcement.
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Arthur Johnson reflects on his legacy as Richmond’s first Black police captain, sharing his dedication to equality, community service, and law enforcement reform.
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Beaumont Police Department honors George Fedrick, its first Black officer, 122 years after his 1902 line-of-duty death.
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