Men and women of color throughout the country, working in on, corrections and investigative agencies. We very strongly advocate for their concerns and interests, as well as the related concerns and interests of the communities we hail from. I would venture to tell you that 9598 of our members, and there is approximately 10,00015,000 members collectively through the country, they all seem to be working in those areas where they have grown up, where they live, where they have gone to school. We are very intricately tied to the concerns and needs of our communities. Host you have been a Police Officer for years and you were the first black Police Chief in woodmere village, ohio, a suburb of cleveland. Talk about your experience as a Police Officer and being the first black chief in woodmere village. Guest careerwise, theres not much i havent done in the 45 years i was on the job. I have done patrol, traffic, undercover narcotics, worked in internal affairs. As the first black chief of woo
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police officer firing his weapon at the s.u.v. to no avail. the white house saying president biden is monitoring the situation. tough bit of news and way to start the week. good to have you with us today and we ll go through this together. i m bill hemmer live in new york. dana: this is america s newsroom. talked to a friend yesterday on the scene when there was the terrible terror attack, we don t know it s a terror attack. when a car is used as a weapon if it s an accident or on purpose what the police officers and witnesses see is some of the most traumatic images they will ever experience in that your lives and nobody should have to go through that. police have taken a person of interest into custody. no word on a motive. the annual parade was canceled last year due the covid and it s a big event in waukesha. here are some witnesses to the horror. it was the worst thing i saw in my life. hit a whole crowd of kids. there were kids involved. okay. my mom was try