Pa. State Police program to improve minority relations results in better policing of police protests
Updated Feb 23, 2021;
When police protests erupted in the wake of the fatal shooting of 27-year-old Ricardo Munoz by police in Lancaster last September, a newly expanded Pennsylvania State Police minority outreach program may have helped head off a much more destructive situation, officials say.
The program is called HALO, short for PSP’s Heritage Affairs Liaison Officers. The goal is improving relationships and communication between state police and minority communities, groups and leaders. The initiative was piloted before last spring’s wave of police protests touched off by George Floyd’s death under the knee of a cop in Minneapolis, but it was expanded shortly thereafter.
vineyard this morning. reporter: this is a legislative affairs liaison at the white house who spent three nights on jail. this happened on friday and she was just let out yesterday on $75,000 bond. people say she invited her boyfriend, the capitol hill police officer to her house. when they were in his car, she was able the get hold of his cell phones and the gun that he used at work. the report says he refused to tell her what was on his phone. she accused him of cheating on her. and he refused to give her his password so she could check the phone herself. she threatened him, pointing the gun at him, saying you taught me how to use it, don t think i won t use it, firing a single shot in his direction.
everyone in that office. they re trying to figure out if any state money was used to cover up this alleged affair, and if it was, he could face charges. right. because ian though the most amazing part is the cover-up and the affair, actually is in violation of his job. he could keep his job, but if he used state money or state property, that s going to get him. the other representative, cindy has not made any public comment about anything in the situation. we re waiting to hear. thanks so much. whew. and then there is this, folks. white house staffer is accused of firing a gun at her lover who happens to be a capitol hill police officer. police say that a special assistant to the president and white house legislative affairs liaison, she pulled the officer s weapon from his bag and fired around him while the the two were at his house. she asked him about another woman he was dating and tried to access his cell phone. thankfully no one was hurt here. she is probably not surprisi
come on! yes! awww, yes! that is what i m talking about. baby. call and upgrade to get x1 today. welcome back to the lead. another developing story in national news today, an unusual one. a white house aide has been charged with first and second degree assault after she allegedly fired a gun at her boyfriend, a u.s. capitol police officer. his gun. let s get to michelle kosinski, she s with president obama in martha s vineyard. what do we know about this white house staffer? and what happened? this is such an unusual story, one we didn t expect to be telling here. this is a special assistant to a president, a legislative affairs liaison, who works at the white