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A Touch of Class, Honor and Distinction – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

By Ed Jacques, LEJ Editor Every Wednesday night a group gathers at the American Legion Hall in Berkley to practice for something they all pray they will never have to do again. The group is the Metro ...

MCOLES Report – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

Changes at MCOLES By Jim DeVries, MCOLES Board Member MCOLES has gone through personnel changes brought on by early retirement incentives. In total MCOLES has eight less employees and is in the middle...

The Cutting Edge – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

By Jim Binder Advantage, by definition is superiority of position or condition and is frequently the deciding factor in surviving a lethal engagement, where only skill and training are of greater impo...

Port Huron Police Department Still In Business – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

By Ed Jacques, LEJ Editor Like every other Michigan City, Port Huron has been hurt by decreasing home values and revenue sharing cuts from the state. Add to that a significant decline in manufacturing...

A New Generation of Police Motorcycles – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

By Ed Jacques, LEJ Editor In early 2006 the father and son duo of Quince and Nick Lefurgey embarked on a new project together, a full line Honda Powersports dealership. Quince, with a life time of Pow...

Comfort Provider – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

By Ed Jacques, LEJ Editor Judy Lauria became a pretty good seamstress out of necessity while raising her seven children in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Most people would say that having four of he...

Economy Adds New Stress to the Life of an Officer – Spring 2011

May 2, 2011

By Barry Sherman Instruct the “Senior Seminar” capstone course for graduating Criminal Justice Seniors at Madonna University. The students in the class are both officers from the field and...

POAM’s Newest Executive Board Member Has Old School Ties

April 28, 2011

Hopefully some of you will remember former POAM President Gordon Evans. He worked tirelessly during the 1980s as our organization began laying its foundation for full service. Afterward, as Jim Tignan...

State of the State: Fewer Police and More Prisoners Released

April 28, 2011

By Bill Shuette This winter, Governor Granholm delivered her eighth and final State of the State. But as in the past, only one paragraph was devoted to public safety. Most of her speech was devoted to...

LAST YEAR’S LOYALTY AWARD WINNER APPOINTED TO POAM EXECUTIVE BOARD

April 28, 2011

Fresh off of his recognition as POAM’s 2009 Loyalty Award winner, Ottawa County Deputy Sheriff Matthew Van Liere was appointed to the POAM’s Executive Board at its September meeting. Matt&...

The Law Enforcement Journal: Page 2

A Touch of Class, Honor and Distinction – Spring 2011

MCOLES Report – Spring 2011

The Cutting Edge – Spring 2011

Port Huron Police Department Still In Business – Spring 2011

A New Generation of Police Motorcycles – Spring 2011

Comfort Provider – Spring 2011

Economy Adds New Stress to the Life of an Officer – Spring 2011

POAM’s Newest Executive Board Member Has Old School Ties

State of the State: Fewer Police and More Prisoners Released

LAST YEAR’S LOYALTY AWARD WINNER APPOINTED TO POAM EXECUTIVE BOARD

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