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Florida Police Chiefs Association, (FPCA) shared Officer Tommy M Norman's post.

2 days ago

What an awesome way to kick off the event! Way to go!

Officer Tommy M Norman
Absolute chills this morning as Annie Zimmerman performed the National Anthem before Shop with a Cop! 🎤🇺🇸🎶 Mario Settles ...

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Florida Police Chiefs Association, (FPCA) shared Amy Mercer's post.

3 days ago

Today, I say goodbye to one of the best Employees I have ever had, Ms. Sierra Purden. Sierra is leaving the FPCA to pursue her goal of becoming a lawyer. I have no doubt she will make a good one!

I have been so amazed by this young lady's work ethic, knowledge and sense of duty. She is a millennial who has taught me so much. I will always remember Sierra lovingly and I am so thankful for the time I have had with her.

I highly suggest giving a millennial a chance. Sierra is proof that they do have much to offer. I wish Sierra well in her future endeavors and I am so excited for her future. Sierra, thank you for all your hard work at the FPCA. We will miss you greatly!

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3 days ago

Check out these photos of FPCA President Chief David Perry inspiring Bethune-Cookman University students to pursue careers in law enforcement!

Bethune-Cookman University held a Law Enforcement Career Symposium last week, during which more than 25 law enforcement agencies from across the state were able to provide resources and encouragement for those students looking to serve in the public safety field. Thank you to all who participated, including Chief Perry! ...

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Florida Police Chiefs Association, (FPCA)

3 days ago

Our hearts are exceptionally heavy as we additionally mourn the loss of a DeKalb County police officer, who was tragically killed in the line of duty Thursday evening. Chief James Conroy said the officer made a traffic stop around 5 p.m., and the driver got out of the car and ran. The officer followed on foot. The Chief stated that at some point during the chase, the suspect pulled out a handgun and fired at the officer. Police have not yet released the name of the officer but have stated he was with the department for less than two years.

Chief Conroy said officers responded to the scene, including a K-9 unit, following the shooting. The K-9 was able to track the suspect, whose name has not yet been released. The K-9 was shot by the suspect and nearby officers promptly returned fire, striking the suspect several times. The suspect received several gunshot wounds and was transported to an area hospital where he later died.

We ask that you keep the loved ones of this officer, the DeKalb Co. Police Department, and this dedicated K-9's recovery in your thoughts and prayers as this community endures this tragic loss. ...

Police: DeKalb County officer killed in the line of duty

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A DeKalb County Police officer died after being shot during a traffic stop along Candler Road Thursday afternoon. A police K-9 was also shot while in pursuit of the suspect but is recovering as of late Thursday evening.

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Florida Police Chiefs Association, (FPCA)

3 days ago

We mourn with the Las Animas County Sheriff's Office (CO) over the loss of Sergeant Matthew Moreno - End of Watch Wednesday, December 12, 2018.

Sergeant Matthew Moreno was killed in a vehicle crash while responding to a domestic incident. Sergeant Moreno's patrol pickup and a second patrol vehicle both collided with a vehicle that was traveling in the opposite direction.

Sergeant Moreno had served with the Las Animas County Sheriff's Office for five years. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and one stepson.

We are sending our condolences and prayers to his family, agency, and community during this most difficult time. ...

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