Sentences with phrase «local public safety officers»

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Androgynous Russell Sage College junior Cedar Brock was sunbathing topless at Sage Park in Troy when a school public safety officer and then local police officers showed up and said it's illegal for women to go topless in public.

Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. today honored local probation and parole officers, calling them a vital and unheralded part of the county's public safety network.

And should other law - enforcement agencies — be they federal, state or local — suggest that police are needed for public safety on or near the wedding site, Steinhaus told Anderson, «it is their responsibility for those agencies to deploy the appropriate number of officers for the safety and protection of the community.»

He said the group consisted of representatives from many local departments, including Manlius and Syracuse University Public Safety, which both outfit officers with cameras.

On Sept. 25, «Local Experience We Trust for Our Communities A Coalition of Working Men & Women, Nurses, Teachers, Firefighters & Public Safety Officers for Shiela Kuehl» accepted the six - figure check from AFSCME.

The money is coming from the largest source of federal funding for state, local, and tribal public safety activities and is one of several programs administered by the Department of Justice that support law enforcement operations and improve officer safety.

The term «public safety officer» menas a person serving the United States or a State or unit of general local government, with or without compensation, in any activity pertaining to

Procedural Justice for Law Enforcement Agencies PowerPoint Presentation Laura L. Kunard, Ph.D., University of Illinois, Center for Public Safety and Justice Dr. Kunard's presentation is geared towards offering local law enforcement officers practical tips and examples of procedural fairness principles.