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Police Benevolent Foundation Student Scholarships February 1, 2010
The Police Benevolent Foundation Establishes Support Fund for Injured North Carolina Officer Daniel Clark October 13, 2009 The Police Benevolent Foundation, Inc. and the North Carolina Division of the Southern States PBA have set up a donation fund for Officer Daniel Clark who was seriously injured while responding to a call on Wednesday, October 7th at the Bojangles Restaurant on Peters Creek Parkway. The Police Benevolent Foundation, the North Carolina PBA and local law enforcement officers are asking for the community's help in providing Officer Clark the support that he will need in the days to come.
The Police Benevolent Foundation Establishes Support Fund for Fallen North Carolina Officer Mickey Hutchens October 13, 2009 The Police Benevolent Foundation, Inc. and the North Carolina Division of the Southern States PBA have set up a donation fund for fallen officer Sgt. Mickey Hutchens who was shot while responding to a call on Wednesday, October 7th at the Bojangles Restaurant on Peters Creek Parkway. Sgt. Hutchens passed away on Monday, October 12th at Wake Forest Baptist University Center as a result of the injuries he sustained. Sgt. Hutchens, a 27-year veteran of the Winston-Salem Police Department, will be greatly missed.
Officer of the Year Banquet Auctioneer Featured on WRAL-TV October 1, 2009 The third annual "George Almond" Officer of the Year awards banquet was held at the Embassy Suites in Cary on February 21, 2009. As part of the festivities a live auction was conducted by Ben Farrell to raise money for Cary Crime Stoppers and the Police Benevolent Foundation.
2009 Blue Review, issue 4 August 1, 2009 In this issue we talk about why governmental affairs is such an important part of the PBA system, how the candidate interview process works when screening candidates during election time and the growing epidemic of officer suicide that has swept through the LEO community.
Detective George Daniels is the Recipient of 3rd Annual Award March 2, 2009 Detective George Daniels is the Recipient of 3rd Annual Award
110th US Congress Summary January 21, 2009 The 110th United States Congress convened on January 4th 2007, to conduct the people's business, and closed on December 30, 2008. There were 11,081 bills filed by this Congress, 7,340 by the House and 3,741 by the Senate. In keeping with the Southern States Board of Directors directive for the 110th Congress, passed in 2005, the Governmental Affairs Department monitored bills of interest to the PBA membership. This involved 111 bills, 74 in the House and 37 in the Senate. Of these bills, 7 were passed and became law (a summary is included).
2008 MSPBA Legislative Report January 1, 2009 A summary of the 2008 Legislative season for the Mississippi Police Benevolent Association.
The Mississippi PBA Establishes Memorial Fund for Fallen Law Enforcement Officer Lieutenant Robert Curry August 15, 2008 On Thursday, August 14, 2008, the state of Mississippi, the community of Gulfport and the Southern States Police Benevolent Association lost a member of their family. Lieutenant Robert Curry, a fourteen year veteran of law enforcement, was fatally injured as a result of a motorcycle accident. The Southern States PBA and the Police Benevolent Foundation would like to express its deepest sympathy and compassion to Robert's family, friends and fellow law enforcement officers. We ask that the community join us in recognizing Robert's service and sacrifices as an officer and pray for peace of mind and healing as his wife, Leslie, and his family mourns his loss.
Mississippi PBA concerned over municipal judge's disregard of law protecting law enforcement officers July 31, 2008 Last week's show cause hearing before Meridian Municipal Court Judge Robbie Jones involving PBA member Rusty Powell was a clear violation of a Mississippi statute which provides critical protection for the legal rights of law enforcement officers. By not providing for a probable cause hearing before proceeding with his show cause hearing as required by Mississippi code section 99-3-28(b), Judge Jones willfully deprived Inv. Powell and Lt. Dean Harper of their rights under the law.