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NOBLE President Lynda Williams tells #Americast too little has changed in policing since the murder of George Floyd. "It's disappointing and it’s sad, but I think we have to continue."
Listen: http://bbc.in/2RM8jnV
How America has changed… and how it hasn’t.
NOBLE extends heartfelt prayers and condolences to the families and communities affected by today’s Mass Shooting in San Jose, CA. 🙏🏿
Eight people were killed and one person was in critical condition Wednesday morning after a shooting at a Valley Transportation Authority yard north of downtown San Jose, according to authorities.
"Women of Color Climbing the Ranks in Camden County Police Force": Several women of color are climbing the ranks of the Camden County police force. They spoke with NBC10’s Cydney Long about what it’s like to serve the community they grew up in https://bit.ly/3bSB5dk
Several women of color are climbing the ranks of the Camden County police force. They spoke with NBC10’s Cydney Long about what it’s like to serve the community they grew up in.
U.S. Senate confirms Kristen Clarke as the first woman to lead the DOJ civil rights division. NOBLE congratulates the more than qualified Ms. Clarke and looks forward to working with her. #NOBLEProud
Democrats confirmed Kristen Clarke on Tuesday as the first Black woman to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights division, a historic step that would come on the anniversary of George Floyd's killing -- and after a vitriolic campaign by Republicans over her stance on policing.
NOBLE joins the nation in observing National Missing Children’s Day. On May 25th of each year, we want to shine a spotlight on child safety. This observance also honors the professionals dedicated to protecting children around the country.
NOBLE joins the nation in observing National Missing Children’s Day. On May 25th of each year, we want to shine a spotlight on child safety. This observance also honors the professionals dedicated to protecting children around the country.
A year ago, we watched in horror and disbelief as Derek Chauvin pressed his knee to George Floyd’s neck for nine minutes during an arrest. Mr. Floyd’s death sparked protests around the world calling for police reform and an end to systemic racism. The renewed debate on law enforcement’s use of force provided an opportunity to address existing policing practices and the importance of community and police relationships as it relates to building safer communities.
His death, and others since, reflect the significant work ahead of us as we fight for justice and fair judicial outcomes for every community in America. We must hold our officers accountable to protect our communities from danger and be good stewards of our judicial system; the margin of error is literally one that separates life from death, and we emphasize the sanctity of life.
NOBLE has and will continue to work with law enforcement, civic, and community leaders to improve the partnerships between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve.
A year ago, we watched in horror and disbelief as Derek Chauvin pressed his knee to George Floyd’s neck for nine minutes during an arrest. Mr. Floyd’s death sparked protests around the world calling for police reform and an end to systemic racism. The renewed debate on law enforcement’s use of force provided an opportunity to address existing policing practices and the importance of community and police relationships as it relates to building safer communities.
His death, and others since, reflect the significant work ahead of us as we fight for justice and fair judicial outcomes for every community in America. We must hold our officers accountable to protect our communities from danger and be good stewards of our judicial system; the margin of error is literally one that separates life from death, and we emphasize the sanctity of life.
NOBLE has and will continue to work with law enforcement, civic, and community leaders to improve the partnerships between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve.
NOBLE Statement on the One Year Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death #justicebyaction
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) Statement on the One Year Anniversary of George Floyd's Death Alexandria, VA. – May 24, 2021 – Tonight, NOBLE Na
NOBLE 2021 Virtual Annual Training Conference Announcement
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National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) 2021 Annual Training Conference & Exhibit Greetings from the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) On b
NAACP George Floyd Day of Action taking place tomorrow, Tuesday, May 25th from 2 PM ET to 4 PM ET. During this virtual phone bank, we'll be calling our senators, demanding the passing of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. #justicebyaction
Here's the link to register for the call (https://naacp.org/events/george-floyd-virtual-day-action).
Call your state senators and urge them to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.
Join NOBLE President Lynda R. Williams in a discussion on Systemic Racism & Policing, tomorrow at 12pm ET. Register at www. WACATLANTA.org.
Join NOBLE President Lynda R. Williams in a discussion on Systemic Racism & Policing, tomorrow at 12pm ET. Register at www. WACATLANTA.org.
NOBLE members Chief Mitchell Davis and Deputy Chief Keith Cross Black recently spoke to the challenges and opportunities suburban agencies face in building a police force that looks like the communities they serve. Check it out! https://abc7.ws/3yreYVd
Diversity data obtained and analyzed by the I-Team highlights the challenges many Chicago area police departments face in building organizations that look more like our communities.
NOBLE heartfelt prayers and condolences to the family of Charles Price. Captain Price, a NOBLE member, joined the Rochester Police Department in 1947. When he took the oath, he became the first Black man to serve the department. He worked his way up the ranks from detective to captain.
Learn more about this trailblazer:
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/rochester/news/2015/02/25/charles-price
https://www.whec.com/news/rochesters-roots-charles-price/5633334/
NOBLE heartfelt prayers and condolences to the family of Charles Price. Captain Price, a NOBLE member, joined the Rochester Police Department in 1947. When he took the oath, he became the first Black man to serve the department. He worked his way up the ranks from detective to captain.
Learn more about this trailblazer:
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/rochester/news/2015/02/25/charles-price
https://www.whec.com/news/rochesters-roots-charles-price/5633334/
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE)
Correction Reform Committee Virtual Roundtable SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, June 12, 2021
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE)
Correction Reform Committee Virtual Roundtable SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, June 12, 2021
Today at 3pm ET, NOBLE President Lynda R. Williams is set to testify before the Committee on House Administration on the topic of Reforming the Capitol Police and Improving Accountability for the Capitol Police Board. Watch it live here: https://bit.ly/3tVSDf7
"We look forward to lending a much-needed voice to the conversation surrounding the January 6 U.S. Capitol riots. What happened that day was an absolute atrocity. NOBLE applauds the Committee and their efforts to explore processes and reforms for the Capitol Police Board moving forward. Nothing less than transparent accountability at the highest level of security planning should be tolerated,” President Williams commented.
Livestream: https://youtu.be/8WcoY5FjBlk Backup: https://youtu.be/DoZq2aPaHFA
The LEL Traffic Stop - In This Issue: DC invests in safety, Connecticut towns becoming more pedestrian-friendly, West Virginia provides traffic training and much more.
Save the Date The May LEL Webinar will be held on Wednesday, May 26, 1:30-2:30 p.m. ET., with a panel of law enforcement liaisons discussing summer safety campaigns and law enforcement engagement. COPS Office Grant Announcements – New Funding Opportunities Open Now The 2021 COPS Hiring Program ....
NOBLE President Lynda R. Williams recently sat down with Dr. Anna Fitch Courie of FirstNet Program at AT&T to discuss the health risk factors of minority law enforcement officers. This important interview reveals what #LawEnforcement leaders can do to support their Black officers. Check it out and let us know your thoughts. #PoliceWeek
Former Birmingham police chief makes history as first Black US Army Reserve Lieutenant General #NOBLEProud
Maj. Gen. Roper’s upcoming promotion, announced last week, will put him as deputy commander of the United States Northern Command, United States Element, North American Aerospace Defense Command, Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado.
NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams will be participating in the National Interfaith: “Service of Peace”, Sunday, May 23, 2021 from 3:00 pm CST to 5:00 pm CST. #justicebyaction
NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams will be participating in the National Interfaith: “Service of Peace”, Sunday, May 23, 2021 from 3:00 pm CST to 5:00 pm CST. #justicebyaction
Tune in now to hear leaders of national Black organizations share their support and call to action for Kristen Clarke to be confirmed to serve as the Assistant Attorney General for the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division. It is NOBLE’s belief that Ms. Clarke will help to ensure the delivery of its mission which is to ensure equity in the administration of justice in the provision of public service to all communities, and to serve as the conscience of law enforcement by being committed to Justice by Action. #RolandMartinUnfiltered
#ConfirmClarke #WinWithBlackWomen
Virtual Call To Action for Kristen Clarke’s Nomination as Assistant Attorney GeneralA call to action and unified show of public support from Black women lead...
National Police Week
Events
May 9-15, 2021
#NationalPoliceWeek
We are commemorating 2021 National Police Week with virtual events that can be viewed from anywhere in the world. From May 9–15, the National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum is delivering programs to keep current officers safe and healthy, as well as ceremonies to honor those fallen officers whose names have been recently added to the Memorial. Mark your calendar for the 33rd Annual Candlelight Vigil, happening virtually on Thursday, May 13 at 8:00 p.m. (Eastern).
In-person events are planned for October 13-17, 2021 in Washington, DC to offer the same respect, honor, remembrance, and community support as National Police Week, while allowing law enforcement, survivors, and citizens to gather and pay tribute those who gave their lives in the line of duty.
Click on the image below to view/download the Schedule at a Glance. 2021 Schedule of Events
Thank you for being a source of strength, guidance, happiness, and inspiration to our families every day. You are appreciated - Happy Mother’s Day!
Thank you for being a source of strength, guidance, happiness, and inspiration to our families every day. You are appreciated - Happy Mother’s Day!
The City of Durham has appointed Deputy Chief Shari Montgomery as the interim police chief. NOBLE congratulations!
City Manager Wanda Page said Thursday that she has appointed Deputy Chief Shari Montgomery as the interim police chief to fill the void left by the departing C.J. Davis.
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has announced Rodney Bryant as the permanent chief of the Atlanta Police Department. Congratulations to NOBLE member Chief Bryant. #NOBLEProud
Nearly a year after naming Rodney Bryant as the city’s interim police chief, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on Tuesday said the move would be permanent.
Congratulations to new Pensacola Police Department Chief of Police - NOBLE Member Eric Randall. #NOBLEProud
A Pensacola native has been chosen as Pensacola Police Department's new police chief.
Wisconsin’s Black police chiefs and sheriffs want to lead departments focused on accountability, racial equity, de-escalation and community policing so that Black men and women — including, for some of the leaders, their own sons and daughters — can trust law enforcement into the future. #NOBLEProud
"We as peace officers will no longer stand by and let other officers commit heinous crimes," Incoming Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett said.
We're launching a podcast based on our national initiative, “The Law & Your Community.” The four engaging and interactive conversations will focus on trust and transparency between #LawEnforcement and youth as it relates to crime reduction. Take a listen and let us know your thoughts! https://bit.ly/3vOuCId
NOBLE launched a podcast based on our national initiative, “The Law & Your Community.” The engaging and interactive conversations will focus on trust and tra...
Congratulations again to NOBLE member and Hazel Crest Police Department Chief Mitchell on being sworn in as the first Black president of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police in the 80-year history of the organization. Check out his recent interview with NBC News 5! https://bit.ly/3b0Mast
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As Andrew Brown Jr. is laid to rest, NOBLE joins the nation in offering heartfelt prayers and condolences to his family and community. We encourage all parties to work to ensure full transparency and accountability. 🙏🏿
As Andrew Brown Jr. is laid to rest, NOBLE joins the nation in offering heartfelt prayers and condolences to his family and community. We encourage all parties to work to ensure full transparency and accountability. 🙏🏿
Hear from Dr. Fauci on the importance of getting the follow-up second shot of the Pfizer and Moderna dose. #igotmine
https://twitter.com/nowthisnews/status/1389003771460521987?s=21
“Dr. Fauci clears up the facts around the second shot and explains why everyone getting Pfizer and Moderna should get their follow-up dose https://t.co/ownYhk6Btu”
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Join us tomorrow for our Future of Public Safety conversation: Recruiting, Skills, and Training. We’ll hear from policymakers, advocates, and law enforcement leaders about how to best recruit police officers in this new paradigm, and how to train law enforcement officers to best serve communities. Speakers include Minneapolis City Councilmember Phillipe Cunningham, Director of the African American Roundtable at Wisconsin Voices Markasa Tucker, New York Assemblyman Michael Blake, National Sheriffs' Association President and Dane County, WI Sheriff David Mahoney, Alliance for Safety and Justice President Lenore Anderson, and former Camden County Police Commissioner Scott Thomson. Sign up at bit.ly/johnjaynobleseries and join us here at 4pm ET on October 1.
Join us tomorrow at 4pm for the next Future of Public Safety conversation: Investing in Safer Communities. In this discussion, we’ll hear from leaders in business, philanthropy, and law enforcement as they discuss what investments are needed in order to build safe and thriving communities, and what that means for policing. Speakers include Forward Justice co-director Daryl Atkinson, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, Responsible Business Initiative for Justice Founder & CEO Celia Oullette, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison, Microsoft Justice Reform Initiative Director Merisa Heu-Weller, Director of Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Justice at the Ford Foundation Tanya Coke, and former International Association of Chiefs of Police President and LaGrange Chief of Police Louis Dekmar.
Join us for our next session of the Future of Public Safety conversations: Public Health & Welfare. In this discussion, we’ll hear from leaders in public health and violence prevention tackle critical questions about what rethinking public safety means for public health, and the role of law enforcement in responding to specific community challenges, such as youth violence, addiction, and homelessness. Speakers include Trust for America's Health Vice President & COO Dr. Nadine Gracia, Center for Gun Policy and Research at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Deputy Director Dr. Cassandra Crifasi, Michigan Youth Violence Prevention Center at the University of Michigan School of Public Health Director Dr. Marc Zimmerman, National Institute of Justice former Deputy Director Dr. Howard Spivak, and Tulane University Weatherhead Presidential Chair in Health Equity Dr. Thomas LaVeist.
To create truly safe communities, we must answer critical questions about what public safety looks like beyond the police station. What is the role of police and other community actors and public servants in creating safe communities? What is the role of police and other community actors in responding to specific community challenges such as youth violence, substance abuse, and homelessness? Speakers include Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform Executive Director David Muhammad, former Health Commissioner for the City of Baltimore and former president of Planned Parenthood Dr. Leana Wen, Director of the National Network for Safe Communities David Kennedy, Dallas Chief of Police Reneé Hall, and Public Welfare Foundation President & CEO Candice Jones.
Activists and advocates across sectors, ideologies, and movements have called for a range of solutions to make communities safer and more racially just. How should we define “public safety” in 21st Century America, and what does that mean for policing? Speakers include activist and organizer Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Tucson Chief of Police Chris Magnus, Pastor Mike McBride of The Way Christian Center, Forward Justice co-director Daryl Atkinson, R Street Director Arthur Rizer, police & fire labor relations consultant and attorney at law Ron DeLord, and Mayo Clinic Chief Security Officer Matthew Horace.
At this pivotal moment in our nation’s history, advocates, policymakers, law enforcement, and community leaders around the country have raised concerns about policing and public safety. Recent events have sparked a broad national reckoning around long-standing issues related to race, public safety, and policing in America. How did we get here, and how do we make sure diverse voices are included in finding solutions? Join the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) for the first of six livestream conversations to reimagine the future of public safety and redefine the role of policing in America today. Speakers include John Jay College of Criminal Justice President Karol V. Mason, NOBLE Immediate Past President and Durham Chief of Police C.J. Davis, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance-Bottoms, JustLeadershipUSA President & CEO DeAnna Hoskins, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, Minneapolis Chief of Police Medaria Arradondo, Robin Hood Foundation CEO Wes Moore, Director of the Police Benevolent and Protective Association of Illinois Sean Smoot, and Founder of LIFE Camp Erica Ford.
NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams in New York City's Times Square.
NOBLE National Past President Cerelyn “CJ” Davis discusses #FutureofPublicSafety, a NOBLE partnership with John Jay College of Criminal Justice
NOBLE and NHTSA remind you to ride sober or get pulled over.
If you're in New York City over the next two weeks, take a trip through Times Square where you'll see NOBLE prominently displayed on the Thomson Reuters Building, 3 Times Square. We're taking our message of future, forward 21st century policing to the bright lights of Broadway and the world! #JusticeByAction
NOBLE National President Lynda R Williams appeared on CNN New Day this morning to discuss her recent conversation with Attorney General William Barr on the topic of systemic racism in policing.
A community Town Hall panel discussion on lack of trust between the local police departments in America and the Black community. This forum is intended to offer insight and actionable steps on how to improve those relationships. Please visit noblenational.org to learn more. Brought to you by National Organization of Black Law Enforcement (NOBLE).
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NOBLE is committed to JUSTICE BY ACTION! We are committed to changing policing practices to ensure equity in the administration of justice and the safety of all people in our communities. #TakeAKnee
Ferguson Police Department Chief Jason Armstrong talks about his community and how NOBLE can help lead the change our communities need.
A conversation with Sheriff Melvin C. High, Prince George's County, Office Of The Sheriff on George Floyd video and death, community reactions, and NOBLE's role in impacting change.
A conversation with Durham Police Department Chief Cerelyn "C.J." Davis on the George Floyd video and death, community reactions, and NOBLE's role in impacting change.
Did you know 35 states currently collect the addresses of residents who test positive for COVID-19 and may provide that information to public safety agencies? Cook County, IL recently proposed a local ordinance on providing their county resident information to local first responders. Hazel Crest Police Department Chief Mitchell Davis discusses why the proposal helps protect law enforcement and other critical public safety personnel.
NOBLE South Florida Chapter member and Lauderhill Police Department Deputy Chief Timothy Belcher shares a few final thoughts as #NationalPoliceWeek comes to an end. Today and everyday we recognize bravery and sacrifice of the men and women who lost their lives in the line of duty. #NOBLEHonors
During #NationalPoliceWeek, we pause and pay tribute to the brave men and women in law enforcement who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you NOBLE South Florida Chapter member and Miami Police Department Assistant Chief Cherise Gause for sharing. Comment on this post with a name of a fallen hero using the #NOBLEHonors hashtag.
During #NationalPoliceWeek, we take the time to honor and remember those who have lost their lives while serving and protecting our communities. NOBLE South Florida Chapter member Lieutenant Selina Hightower reflects on the life of fallen colleague and friend Officer Alex Del Rio of Hollywood Police Department. Comment on this post with a name of a fallen hero using the #NOBLEHonors hashtag.
NOBLE National President Davis is ready to launch our latest initiative, CARES, to support law enforcement and first responders during the pandemic. #NOBLECARES
In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, NOBLE salutes Danielle Outlaw. She was Portland’s first black female police chief and now she serves as Philadelphia Police Department's first black female police commissioner. Commissioner Outlaw says she understands what she represents and recognizes who opened the doors for her. She sees it as her obligation to hold the doors open behind her for those who follow.
The workshops, training, and professional development will be rocking in CLEVELAND!!! Join us for NOBLE's 44th Annual Training Conference and Exhibit in Cleveland July 24-29. Register today at: https://noblenational.org/events/2020-44th-annual-training-conference-exhibit/
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