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Jun 11, 2015 · Dan Hughes held up a police badge. “It’s really important that you understand what a privilege it is to wear a badge,” the Fullerton police chief said in brief remarks at the start of the Fullerton PD Promotions and Awards Ceremony on Thursday, June 4.

The Fresno Police Department (FPD) is the municipal police department for Fresno, California. Their headquarters is located at 2323 Mariposa Mall. [2] Mindy Casto is the current Chief of Police for the Fresno Police Department since June 13, 2024 [3] following a scandal of Former Chief Paco Balderrama who later resigned on June 25, 2024 [4]

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Behind the Badge launched 10 years ago on a simple notion: to tell the stories of the men and women… Orange County elected officials were joined by Governor Gavin Newsom Thursday for the unveiling of Fullerton’s Hope (Homeless Outreach and…

Yet while crime-fighting may be its business, the Police Department’s mission remains the same as when A.A. Pendergrast first pinned on his badge: to provide the best service possible for the citizens of Fullerton.

Jun 15, 2016 · Close to 500 people packed the Fullerton Community Center on Thursday, June 2 as Fullerton Police Chief Dan Hughes recognized FPD employees who saved lives — both on and off the job. The chief also honored employees and everyday citizens who contributed time and resources to make the department better equipped to serve the community.