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RECENT EVENTS |
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SCC NOBLE - Welcomes our newest member Martin
Elam, US Dept. Of Homeland Security |
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19th Annual
Achievers Award Banquet
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Thank you all for making our 19th Annual Law
Enforcement Achiever’s Dinner a huge success!
Congrats to all of our wonderful recipients and
a special thank you to our NOBLE National
Associate Representative, Michelle Tege who
traveled all the way from New York to bring
greetings from our President Vera Bumpers and
NOBLE National. We hope to see you at our
upcoming New Member Social at Truxton's, in Los
Angeles, on Thursday, May 16, 2019, 5:00 pm to
8:00 pm. Chris Waters,
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On February 7, 2019, Roberta “Mom” Reddick
celebrated her 97th birthday! “Mom” Reddick is
the Matriarch of the Southern California Chapter
of NOBLE (SCCNOBLE) and her late husband Albert
“Pop” Reddick was our Patriarch. Mom came on the
LAPD in 1947, and is the 3rd African American
Female to serve as Sergeant. We thank and love
her for her sacrifice, vision and for laying the
foundation and groundwork for which we stand
today!
"Mom" Reddick is shown here at the ABLE Black
History event with the Granddaughter (Nancy
Renee) of the 1st African American Female Police
Officer on LAPD, Georgia Ann Robinson, City
Council member Curren Price, First African
American Female Deputy Chief on LAPD-Regina
Scott and yours truly.
Chris Waters, President
SCC - NOBLE |
Thank you. Los Angeles Sentinel for honoring and
recognizing our Matriarch and role model Roberta
“Mom” Reddick and thank you Mom for all you have
done and continue to do!
Click here to see “Mom” Reddick article |
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RETIREMENT |
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Hey NOBLE Family, Look who’s retiring after 34
years with the Sheriff’s Dept- our very own
Captain Vicki L. Stuckey. Congrats and blessings
Vicki, from you Southern California Chapter
Family of NOBLE! |
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PAST EVENTS |
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Glendale Police Commander Andre Anderson stands
in front of the Ferguson exhibit at the National
Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C. His
Ferguson police chief’s uniform is behind him.
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See Photos from the Event (Click
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Commander Regina Scott |
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Congratulations to Commander Regina Scott, our SCC NOBLE
Parliamentarian, who makes history by becoming the first
African American woman to hold the rank of Deputy Chief
for the Los Angeles Police Department. Her
promotion is well deserved and makes us proud to make
this announcement. Regina, well done! (Video) |
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If you
haven't been keeping up, Chief Danielle Outlaw
is excelling in her new position. Attached is a
video at the TEDxPortland event which she spoke
at on April 21, 2018. Over 3000 people were in
attendance. "Humanity / Authority"
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Attendees from the
BPOA - Black Peace Officers Assoc.
Mixer on May 31, 2208 |
SCC Noble members President
Chris Waters, and Whitney McCray, standing along side
with Los Angeles County Sheriffs' Captain Vickie
Stuckey, in the middle. |
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HAPCOA Awards Luncheon - May 1, 2018 |
Southern California Chapter of NOBLE and Region VI
Welcomes Executive Director Tony Chapa and HAPCOA!
Opening Plenary May 1, 2018 Los Angeles, California |
Chief Gina Hawkins, Fayetteville, South Carolina - NOBLE
and Captain Chris Waters, LAPD and SCC NOBLE President
at HAPCOA Conference, Los Angeles, 05-01-18 |
Special thanks to HAPCOA President and Marina,
California Police Chief Tina Nieto. Job well done!
Chief Nieto is a retired LAPD Captain shown here with
LAPD Captains Lillian Carranza and Chris Waters |
Congratulations to HAPCOA and NOBLE member / Aguilar
Award Recipient Roberto Hylton. Born in Panama,
Hylton is the senior LE Advisor for FEMA and served as
the COP for Prince George’s County, Maryland |
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Thanks to all who helped make our Southern California
Chapter of N.O.B.L.E. 18th Annual Law Enforcement
Achiever's Dinner a huge success! |
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 Protesters
called him ‘Uncle Tom.’ He took the abuse because that’s
how the CHP – and his dad – trained him.
CHP Sgt. Ron Wade, 45, was
the lone African American in a group of roughly 30
officers lined up in formation on I Street near the
onramp to northbound lanes of Interstate 5 . . .
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Good Morning All,
Please join me in
congratulating the Southern California Chapter of
NOBLE’s Secretary, Sharon Burrell who was promoted
Thursday to Los Angeles Police Department as a Sr. Admin
Clerk!
Way to go Sharon and thanks
for all you do!
Chris, Pesident |
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SCC NOBLE
celebrates the 2018 Pasadena Black History Parade and
Festival honors NOBLE Members Retired Pasadena Deputy
Chief Qualls and Lieutenant Wallace. Congratulations
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President Gerald Freeny,
On behalf of the Southern
California Chapter of NOBLE, we commend you for your
outstanding achievement as President of the Tournament
of Roses, we are so proud of you!
May God bless you in this new
endeavor!
Chris Waters, President |
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Gerald Feeny |
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses Board of
Directors has confirmed Gerald Freeny as
President for the 2018-2019 Tournament of Roses
year.
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SCC NOBLE Health Fair Presentation |
Hello NOBLE Family,
Thanks to you all for making
the 2017, SCC NOBLE Health Fair Presentation at the
118th Street Elementary School Elementary School a huge
success! Approx 150 students were educated on dental
hygiene, received dental kits with toothbrushes, tooth
paste, floss, etc. We also had to Take 25, thanks to CHP
NOBLE Officer Camron Servio who taught students about
Stranger Danger. Great job
Special Thanks to Dr. Robert
Vaca, Dave Efferson, Ivory Freeman and newly appointed
CHP Captain Tariq Johnson for coordinating this event.
Job well done!
Thanks again. We will be
posting all of the photos on our website and sending
some to Region VI and NOBLE National along with are
photos from the Compton Turkey giveaway. Mark your
calendars now for the”Big Christmas” give away December
23, 2017, 0800-1200 at First AME Church. We need you to
come out and help us give out food, toys and coats and
sweaters to those in need. If you know someone in need
let them know. Also if you have any new or clean and
slightly used coats, sweaters, scarves, hats or gloves
please bring them to our December 9th meeting (don’t
forget to vote and bring your ballot or email it in) or
let me know and I can make arrangements to have them
picked up. “To him/her that much is given much is
required”. We are blessed beyond compare. Please share
your blessing with others!
Chris Waters |
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The 13th Annual
Turkey Giveaway and Health Fair was held on Tuesday,
November 21st. It was a great success.
Also, if you missed
the Collegiate Chapter’s Human Trafficking
Training and Networking Opportunity, you missed
a treat! We had over 100 students sign-in!
Thanks to Sergeant Jeff Walker, L.A. County
Sheriff’s Dept. who stepped in at the last
minute to cover for Retired Lieutenant Andre
Dawson, who had a medical emergency. Keep him
lifted in prayer.
We also thank Drs.
Marie Pallidini, Gus Martin and other Cal State
Dominguez Hills Faculty for their support. We
would be remiss if we did not thank Ms. Michelle
Tege, who came out from NOBLE National to show
support. Congrats President Monique Slater and
the SCC Collegiate Board and Chapter-job well
done! You’re off to a great start!
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Human Trafficking Training
Monday, Nov.
13, 2017 |
Human Trafficking
Training was great. This was the Collegiate
Chapter’s first event and it was a huge success!
We are so proud of President Slater and the
Collegiate Chapter Board. They are off to a
great start!
We thank our guest
speaker Sgt Jeff Walker, LACSD, who rose to the
occasion at such short notice due to
a medical emergency
to LT Andre Dawson. Let’s keep him in our
thoughts and prayers.
We also thank Dr
Marie Palladini CSUDH and Ms Michelle Tege who
flew out all the way from NOBLE National to give
support!
Thanks so much to all
of you who attended the training and stayed to
network with the College students as well.
Chris Waters,
President
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Collegiate Chapter Parliamentarian Antonio
Sifuentes here at Hoops and Options Event with
SCC President Chris Waters and Vice President
Chris O'Quinn |
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To best protect this
nation, the Federal Bureau of Investigation must
attract qualified candidates of different racial
and ethnic backgrounds who can connect with and
represent the communities they serve.
Please attend or pass
along if you or someone you know may be
interested in applying for the Special Agent
position through the FBI's DAR Program. FBI
Special Agents come from all walks of life. They
are computer scientists, engineers, attorneys,
pilots, military veterans, law enforcement
professionals, corporate managers, etc. The FBI
is looking for candidates who have deep personal
integrity, a commitment to this country, and the
ability to connect with communities they serve.
To access the DAR
information, please visit
www.apply.fbijobs.gov
and type "DAR Atlanta" in the search bar. Click
on DAR Atlanta Talent Network and follow
directions to establish an application account.
More information
about FBI careers can be found at
www.fbijobs.gov .
Please share this
information.
If you have any
questions, please contact FBI Recruiter Special
Agent Charles Orgbon Jr, FBI Atlanta,
corgbon@fbi.gov, (404) 272-5808.
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4 female police chiefs tell Megyn Kelly how they
broke the glass ceiling
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 Deputy
Chief LaTesha Watson of the Arlington, Texas,
Police Department has been selected as
Henderson’s new police chief.
“Latesha Watson
brings proven leadership skills, extensive law
enforcement experience and a vision for building
on the success of the Henderson Police
Department to the role of police chief. As the
next leader of our police force, her number one
job will be making sure Henderson remains one of
the safest cities in America,” Henderson City
Manager Bob Murnane said. (More)
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For The First
Time in History, North Carolina Has 6 Black
Female Police Chiefs
“We’ve broken a glass
ceiling.”
By Lilly Workneh
Six black women
currently hold the title of police chief in
North Carolina, marking the first time this has
happened in state history, according to WRAL.
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VP Anamaria Gonzalez and
Treasurer Mario Chaparro during
Welcome Week at Cal State
University Dominguez Hills
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CONGRATULATIONS |
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Darius Potts, Ankeny's first black police chief, ready
to meet rapidly growing city's needs. When Darius Potts
took his oath of office Aug. 20,
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Superintendent-in-Chief William Gross — will become the
next Boston PD commissioner, the first person of color
ever to hold the position.
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New Upland Police Chief Darren Goodman is sworn into his
new position by Assistant City Manager Jeannette
Vagnozzi at Upland City Hall on Monday, July 16, 2018.
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Patrick Smith, an LAPD Commander selected as the
new Chief of Police of the Birmingham, Alabama
Police Department.
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Ontario Police Chief Derek
Williams being sworn in as the new chief at Ontario
City Hall Tuesday in Ontario, Calif., April 3, 2018.
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Cathedral
City Deputy Police Chief Travis Walker will assume the
top job this fall (2017) after current Chief George Crum
retires in November.
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Derrick Abell Named New
Manhattan Beach Police Chief (Click
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PORTLAND, Ore.
Deputy Chief Danielle Outlaw
of the Oakland Police Department has been named
the new Portland Police Chief. |
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Detroit Deputy Chief Ulysha
Renee Hall will be the first female to serve as Police
Chief in Dallas, TX |
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Gina Hawkins, Deputy Chief of
the Clayton County, Georgia, Police Department, was
announced Tuesday as Fayetteville’s Police Chief. |
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Pasadena native Richard Bell
will be sworn in as the first African-American Chief of
Police for the City of West Covina |
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Veteran Police Chief Kenton W. Rainey
has been named the new chief of police for the University of
Chicago Police Department, effective July 1. |
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