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NEWS > 12 March 2008

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Rodney Boyd lobbies for the St. Louis Police Board, which favors a bill that would increase maximum salaries for city police officers.

Boyd also lobbies for St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay, who says the city can’t afford the roughly $6 million pay package.

The lobbyist’s dual role has confused legislators who are weighing the plan, says the St. Louis Police Officers Association.

The association’s board voted 17-0 last week to complain to the Missouri Ethics Commission. President Kevin Ahlbrand and board member Gary Wiegert filed complaints last week, contending that Bo... Read more

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Charleston police set to take

The Charleston Police Department is conducting mandatory ethics classes for all officers in order to become better educated and accustomed to everyday situations.

The objective for the classes is to educate and train law enforcement officers concerning ethical dilemmas for emotional and career survival, according to a press release from Charleston Police Chief Brent Webster.

The law firm of Pullin, Fowler, Flanagan, Brown and Poe, PLLC as a public service is presenting it, the release said.

The classes began Tuesday and will continue every Tuesday and Wednesday until April 9, according to Charleston Police Sgt. Ralph Johnson. They are conducted at the Training and Improvement Facility at 118 Dickinson St.

He said the department tries to conduct an ethics-themes training seminar at least once every few years.

Topics covered during the four hour classes will include emotional and career survival, anger management and peer pressure, sexual harassment and department police and procedures, according to the release.

Johnson said the classes are just one more way for Charleston officers to become better and more beneficial to the public.
 

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