Mark Moglia, the chief of school police at the Delaware Valley School District Police Department, was awarded “Pennsylvania Instructor of the Year” by L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence), a nationwide nonprofit that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drugs and violence. He was honored for his outstanding work instructing… Read more
In recognition of this hard work and dedication in the L.E.A.D. Program, LaGrange Police Officer Bryant Mosley was recently honored as Georgia’s L.E.A.D. Instructor of the Year. Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence, or L.E.A.D., is a program committed to protecting children and communities from the proliferation of drugs, drug-related crimes, cyberbullying and violence. Mosley… Read more
Jones is Honored Nationally by L.E.A.D. for Her Dedication to Training Officers on the Organization’s Anti-Drug, Anti-Violence Curriculum COLLIER COUNTY, FL – April 11, 2023 – L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence), a nationwide nonprofit that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drugs and violence, awarded “L.E.A.D.er of the Year” to… Read more
L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence), a nationwide nonprofit that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drugs and violence, awarded “National Instructor of the Year” to Julie Ann Zeigler, a lieutenant at the Rutherford Police Department. The award was announced at L.E.A.D.’s Eighth Annual 21st Century Drug and Violence Prevention… Read more
Last week, 105 students in the fifth grade at Mountview Road School and Bee Meadow and Salem Elementary Schools completed L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence), a nationwide nonprofit that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drugs and violence. The fifth graders were instructed by Detective Pete Hermans and Police… Read more
Starting on March 27, about 2,700 students PreK-12 in Waller County will be educated on the curriculum implemented by L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence), a nationwide nonprofit that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drugs and violence. Marilyn Vaughn, Royal ISD police chief, along with officers Dalton Williams and… Read more
Two Organizations Working to Strengthen the Relationship Between Law Enforcement and Communities Form Partnership to Advance Police-Community Relationship ALLENTOWN, NJ – March 14, 2023 – L.E.A.D.( Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence, a nationwide nonprofit that works with communities to help students understand the dangers of drugs and violence, has entered into a partnership with National Night… Read more
BELMAR — Belmar Police Officer Ryan Braswell was among those attending Digital Threat Assessment® training [DTA®] held Jan. 19 at the Ocean County Training Center in Waretown. Representatives from police departments across Ocean and Monmouth counties participated in the one-day training on cyberbullying and violence. The goal was to equip them with digital tools and… Read more
Congrats to all of our wonderful L.E.A.D. graduates. We have the best students in the State. L.E.A.D. stands for Law Enforcement Against Drugs (and violence). It’s an amazing program and we’re thrilled to be in the schools with the kids. Thank you to Cpl Michael Brazelton, Cpl. Bill Rosati, and Officer Danielle Crawford, along with… Read more
Clark County School District Police Sgt. Juan Wibowo and officer Artesia Henry asked a class of sixth-graders on Wednesday why some people use recreational marijuana. “To take off stress,” one student said. “For the feeling of it,” another added. During a lesson, about 20 students at Escobedo Middle School in Centennial Hills broke into small… Read more
