By Michael P. Tremoglie, The Bulletin
Critics of Pennsylvania’s parole system are saying it is dysfunctional to the point of being scandalous – and fingers are pointing at Gov. Ed Rendell. Continue reading
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Posted in Contract 2008, PA State Troopers Association
PSP “…granted an exemption from [Gov. Ed Rendell’s] hiring freeze”…but… “cadet classes [will] be somewhat reduced.”, Lt. Col. Frank Pawlowski
Capitolwire: Senate panel recommends Pawlowski as PA State Police commissioner.
By Chris Comisac / Deputy Bureau Chief
Capitolwire
HARRISBURG (Oct. 7) – The state Senate Law and Justice Committee Tuesday morning voted unanimously to recommend the full Senate confirm the nomination of Lt. Col. Frank Pawlowski as Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner. Continue reading
“Plans to add more troopers to the state police might become a casualty of Gov. Ed Rendell’s plan…”
Plan to add troopers could take hit under cuts
by JAN MURPHY, Of The Patriot-News
Friday October 03, 2008, 7:52 PM
MICHAEL FERNANDEZ, The Patriot-NewsGov. Ed Rendell has asked agencies to cut spending due to lower than expected revenues. Continue reading
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Posted in Contract 2008, PA State Troopers Association
Third funeral this year for a Philadelphia officer slain in the line of duty.
Slain officer was ‘Philly through and through.’
By PATRICK WALTERS
Associated Press Writer
PHILADELPHIA (AP, Sept. 30) – On many mornings when Officer Patrick McDonald got out of bed, he would head straight down to his elaborate basement gym, crank up Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger” and hit the weights before heading out to patrol the city’s streets. Continue reading
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