Posted on Thu, May. 7, 2009
Prosecutor: N.J. trooper reckless in crash that killed teens
By Troy Graham / Inquirer Staff Writer
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Three weeks after New Jersey State Trooper Robert Higbee blew through a stop sign while on duty, crashing into a minivan and killing two teen-agers, he told investigators that he remembered stopping at the sign and looking both ways before proceeding through the intersection. Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey State Police Trooper
Details of Michigan State Police layoffs announced
By Chris Christoff • Free Press Lansing Bureau • May 11, 2009
The Michigan State Police have announced how the layoff of 100 state troopers will affect 48 posts around the state beginning June 28. Continue reading
Posted in Michigan State Police
Posted on Fri, May. 8, 2009
Pa. State Police reverses policy on victims’ names
The Associated Press / www.philly.com
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania State Police is backtracking on a blanket policy to withhold victims’ names from news releases just one day after it was issued. Continue reading
Posted on Sun, May. 10, 2009
Happy return: Amended form shows Rendell won at slots
By Mario F. Cattabiani
Inquirer Staff Writer / www.philly.com
HARRISBURG – He considers himself a “pretty good” blackjack player and likes the ponies, though he has never really been all that lucky a gambler. Continue reading
State Police Budget Stretched ‘Dangerously Thin’
Force Operating Nearly 250 Troopers Short Of Full Staff
7:59 am EDT May 8, 2009 / 8WGAL.com
HARRISBURG, Pa. — State troopers said they will be stretched to dangerous limits if more money isn’t set aside for public safety in the state budget. Continue reading
Man with ties to area takes over state police barracks at Wyoming
Standardspeaker.com / Published: Thursday, May 7, 2009 4:15 AM EDT
There will soon be a new man in charge of the state police at Wyoming. Continue reading
Sources: FBI probes Shenandoah cops; state police on standby to patrol if necessary
BY BEN WOLFGANG AND DUSTIN PANGONIS
STAFF WRITERS / www.republicanherald.com
Published: Wednesday, May 6, 2009 11:48 AM EDT
In the days following the beating death of Luis Eduardo Ramirez Zavala, the FBI pursued an investigation into the Shenandoah Police Department, a source familiar with the situation told The Republican-Herald on Tuesday. Continue reading
By Crystal Fang
Epoch Times Staff May 6, 2009
Philadelphia’s Asian Community Center hosted a Pennsylvania State Police Day to recruit qualified applicants from the Asian community Continue reading
John L. Lazur, 78, of Hazleton, passed away Sunday morning May 3, at his home following a one-year illness. Continue reading
April 30, 2009
State Police To Honor 91 Fallen Troopers
HARRISBURG: (April 30, 2009) – Ninety-one Pennsylvania State Police troopers killed in the line of duty will be remembered at a memorial ceremony at 1 p.m. on Sunday, May 3, at the State Police Academy in Hershey, Commissioner Frank E. Pawlowski announced today. Continue reading
