EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ – On Monday, January 27th, Officer Reggie Wright, with the support of Ptl. Bruce Diamond and Chief of Police Frank LoSacco of the East Brunswick Police Department (EBPD), hosted L.E.A.D. Appreciation (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) Night at Hammarskjold Middle School’s JMPAC. Four of East Brunswick’s elementary schools participated in the L.E.A.D. program… Read more
L.E.A.D. has secured 100 level seating for the opening season of the XFL’s New York Guardians. Click the link below to get your seats for the February 9the game at MetLife Stadium against the Tampa Bay Vipers. https://offer.fevo.com/guardians-vs-tb-vipers-rioxkia-6e1d65a?fevoUri=guardians-vs-tb-vipers-rioxkia-6e1d65a%2F
New Jersey Attorney General Gubir Grewal applauds NJ State Police efforts implementing L.E.A.D and Jim Perry, President of the NJ League of Municipalities calls for Statewide implementation of L.E.A.D https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=593439404803672&id=1401602986632384
https://www.fox7austin.com/news/program-looking-to-lead-local-law-enforcement-school-districts-in-teaching-about-drugs-violence Program looking to “LEAD” local law enforcement, school districts in teaching about drugs, violence “You’re going to have property crimes and persons crimes that impact your community’s quality of life,” said Campbell. Read more on https://www.fox7austin.com/news/program-looking-to-lead-local-law-enforcement-school-districts-in-teaching-about-drugs-violence
GEORGETOWN, Texas – Chief Maverick Campbell of the Liberty Hill Police Department sees firsthand on the streets the effects of the opioid and drug crisis. He says drug abuse is a problem that leads to even more problems in the community. “You’re going to have property crimes and persons crimes that impact your community’s quality of life,” said… Read more
