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#faithandblue Weekend is one week away, October 9-12. There are events scheduled all over the country. Click on the link below to find an event near you AND be sure to register your event with National Faith and Blue
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Federal Judge Halts Work By Trump Law Enforcement Commission
A panel charged with reforming policing snubbed defense attorneys and community activists, the ruling held, in violation of standing legal requirements. Its work will cease for now.
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.
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Little Rock Police Chief files civil rights lawsuit
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Little Rock Police Chief Keith Humphrey filed a federal civil lawsuit Wednesday, in part claiming there’s a conspiracy against him. The 95-page suit names more than …
Exodus of Chiefs Highlights Challenges of Police Reform
Experts warn that finding the perfect police chief in the era of ‘Black Lives Matter’ is easier said than done.
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.
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September 29th, the Feast Day of St. Michael the Archangel. Patron saint of law enforcement. To protect and serve.
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Herriott-Sullivan is currently deputy executive director at the Rochester Housing Authority.
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National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives weighs in on Breonna Taylor developments
Lynda R. Williams is the president of N.O.B.L.E., the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives. Williams comes to the organization as a criminal justice professor and retired Unite…
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.
Why the Gender Gap in Policing is a Public Safety Crisis | The Crime Report
The problem isn't just the lack of equality. As the nation debates the proper role of policing, there is strong reason to believe that women make for safer and less violent law enforcement officers, writes a criminal justice manager at Arnold Ventures.
"These long-awaited charges come as a disappointment following the outcry of all that demand equitable justice in Ms. Taylor’s death and serves as yet another example of a “miscarriage of justice,” said NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams.
Click on the link below to read the complete statement from NOBLE in response to the Breonna Taylor Death indictments.
https://conta.cc/35ZMw0U
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.
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Tempe’s city manager has tapped retired Commander Jeff Glover to lead the Tempe Police Department for one year starting Oct. 12.
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.
Police Cancel Vacations; Prepare for Breonna Taylor Decision
Louisville, Kentucky, police are canceling vacations and requests for days off in preparation for an announcement by the state attorney general on whether he plans to charge police officers in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
NOBLE's launches Reimagining Public Safety Task Force
Operation Clear Track is a partnership between local law enforcement, Amtrak Police, and Operation Lifesaver Inc. to encourage safety in and around railroad crossings. It is a great way to educate the public on railway and crossing safety.
On Tuesday, September 22nd Operation Lifesaver will host a virtual event for law enforcement agencies. Click the link below to learn more about how your agency can be apart of the initiative.
https://oli.org/about-us/public-awareness-campaigns/rail-safety-week
It's National Voter Registration Day! Let's make sure you, your family, and friends are registered and ready to vote!
https://noblenational.org/your-voice-your-vote-2020/
The National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) serves as the conscience of law enforcement by being committed to justice by action.
Join us for our fourth 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 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 Thomas LaVeist.
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“Justice Ginsburg was a trailblazer. As the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court, she brought a perspective and life experience unparalleled in judicial authority. A social justice activist, litigator, and insightful jurist, Justice Ginsburg inspired generations of women, and men, to see the ideals of equitable treatment and end gender discrimination. We must honor the life and legacy of Justice Ginsburg through active civic participation. We must vote, stand up to discrimination, and seek to ensure equity in the administration of justice,” said NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams.
To read NOBLE's complete statement on the passing of Justice Ginsburg, click: https://conta.cc/2ZPJBnw
“These courageous officers were simply doing their jobs in answering the call to protect and serve…when they were senselessly attacked. These unfortunate incidents reinforce the need to address the ongoing gun violence that plagues our communities. NOBLE remains committed to reducing gun violence in our communities by pushing legislation and advocating for new gun laws,” said NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams.
Read NOBLE's complete statement at: https://conta.cc/2RDLY8m
Today is the inaugural #NationalBlackVoterDay! It has never been more important for us to make sure we are heard this November. We must strategize and organize to the polls -- whether its by mask or by mail. Is your voting plan in place?
Today we celebrate National Black Voter Day, a day to galvanize our collective political power. Our votes matter! Start now & vote early. Visit ReclaimYourVote.org. #NationalBlackVoterDay 🗳
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.
"We believe that the outgoing chiefs in Dallas, Rochester, and Seattle were guardians, who possessed the mindset, qualifications, and commitment chiefs desperately need now and will need for the foreseeable future."
NOBLE National President Lynda R. Williams and Past NOBLE National President Dr. Cedric L. Alexander share their thoughts and perspective on the current situation facing black police chiefs.
Read their entire essay at: https://conta.cc/3iF5vBd
🚉🚋🚇 September 21-27 is National Rail Safety Week. Learn about the partnership between local law enforcement, Operation Clear Track, to keep communities safe.
Rail Safety Week The goal of Rail Safety Week (RSW) is to raise awareness of the need for rail safety education and empower the general public to keep themselves safe near highway-rail grade crossings and railroad rights-of-way. Join us in observing Rail Safety Week this year from Monday, September....
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.
Police chief releases video of officers being shot, says video should stay in courtroom
NOTE:This story contains a roughly 6-minute, edited version of video provided by police of the traffic stop and interaction with the suspect, David Ware. NewsChannel 8 has chosen to stop the video right before Ware shoots the officers. The entire incident – from Officer Aurash Zarkeshan pullin...
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.
Join us today at 4:00pm ET via NOBLE's Facebook Live or YouTube Live channel.
Join NOBLE and John Jay College of Criminal Justice as we continue our Future of Public Safety conversations tomorrow, September 15th at 4:00pm ET for "Defining Public Safety"
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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.
First and only Black Jersey City police chief dies at 85
“He was the one who inspired a lot of us,” Reynolds said.
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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).
Discussing defunding the police
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/
Commissioner Harrison addresses getting to the “root cause” of gun violence in our communities.
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