Until then, the Museum Artifacts are stored at a facility in forestville, maryland. We visited with rebecca looney, exhibits and programs director, and sarah haggerty, curator, to learn about the museum and the collections which will tell the story of Law Enforcement history. Rebecca we are at the collections Storage Facility for the national Law Enforcement museum. Right now, we have about 17,000 objects that we are going to use to tell the story of american Law Enforcement in the new museum. This facility is climate controlled. Here is where we will make sure all of the objects stay safe until the opening day, and we can put them on display. The national Law Enforcement museum will be opening in Judiciary Square in washington, d. C. , straight across the street from the national Law Enforcement officers memorial. The museum is an outgrowth of the Law Enforcement officers memorial. About 25 years ago, the memorial began. And from there, people realized there were a lot more stories to
I will call the meeting to order. Can we please rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Commissioner, loftus, i would like to call roll. Please do, sergeant. Commission president loftus, here, commissioner turman in route. Commissioner marshall, commissioner dejesus, commissioner mazzucco, commissioner huang, commissioner melara. You have chief Toney Chaplin and director of occ joyce hicks. Good evening, everyone. Welcome to the july 13, 2016, Police Commission meeting. I want to start off with under the agenda, the chiefs report and the Quarterly Report we are putting off until august 3rd. Some people from the Bicycle Coalition they have a big event tonight. We had a meeting today and went over the actual data and they wanted to be here tonight. We are going to put that off until august 3rd. And we are going to have m
Item number 20, [reading code]. Item number 21, [reading code]. And item number 22, [reading code]. Thank you mdm. Clerk. Airport is here. Thank you. Good morning chairman farrell and members of the budget and finance committee. Before you today are 13 releases awarded to 12 tenants for food and beverage locations in the International Terminal overwhelmingly and is one location and therefore is facing terminal three at domestic terminal. These leases are the result of a competitive process in which we received 90 responsive postals get the total package should rely sales of approximately 60 million per year and the minimum guaranteed rent over the life of these leases is 34 million dollars. The budget and legislative Analyst Office recommends approval and am happy to answer any questions about this lease thank you very much. Mr. Rose, can we go to report for always items, please . Yes. As you say this pertains to all the items. On page 20 of our report, the airport estimates the annual
Video caught part of the crime on camera. Reporting live in bloomingdale, wusa9. On a statement it is written on their website our hearts are broken from the loss of one of our dnc family members, seth rich was a dedicated self selfless public servant. Funeral arrangements have been announced for some of the five Police Officers killed by a sniper during a protest in dallas thursday. The gunman had plans for a bigger attack after uncovering a lot more ammunition. Here is more. As the city continues to grieve the murders of the five Police Officers and the 13 others shot and wounded, they continue to recover, authorities are learning more about the gunman and his plans. Dallas is still hurting. I think about it every day. Not being able to save those cops. The pain on display, Police Cruisers parked in front of the dallas pd headquarters turned into a memorial. This morning a moment of silence , Dallas Police chief dave brown praised officers and cops are in the nation not just for doin
When two officers first saw Chandler Jones in the parking lot. Christina hagueer is is live at Foxboro Police tonight with the the new developments in the story. Christina. Reporter well this Police Report came with a lengthy written explanation of why police didnt make the public sooner. Officials saying they wanted to make sure they werer complying with privacy laws were complying with privacy laws and theres a reference to marijuana and a description of some bizarre behavior. When police first spotted Chandler Jones last sunday it seems they didnt know who he was. Not only was he not wearing his number 95, he was not even wearing a shirt when he scurried through the rear lot of the Foxboro Police department making a bline for the back door. Without warning, or provocation, this man got down on his knees and interlocket locked a his fingers and placed it was like this man was trying to surrender. Its all laid out in the incident report police took four days to finally make public. It