In light of a string of incidents involving guns in and near Henrico schools, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas and Henrico Police Chief Eric English Tuesday issued a joint video urging parents and families to ensure that children do not have access to firearms in their homes or elsewhere. In
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Henrico Police officials celebrated the graduation of seven new members of the force Nov. 3 during a ceremony for the 75th Basic Henrico Police Academy. The new officers – Rachel Barbour, William Breeding, Larry James, Jr., Cameron Liso, Tyree Miller, Leighann Patterson and Elizabeth Tosick – now will undergo 300 hours of
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Henrico Police Chief Eric English received the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement’s Civil Rights “Outstanding Law Enforcement Executive” Justice by Action Award last month at NOBLE’s 46th annual Training Conference & Exhibition in Orlando, Florida. English was selected from among more than 3,000 NOBLE members to
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Henrico County Public Schools officials plan to request increased police presence in schools and $5 million for security camera upgrades from the Henrico Board of Supervisors at their next meeting. And, they intend to implement software that will monitor students’ online activity. Henrico Schools Superintendent Amy Cashwell made that announcement
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Just hours after police detained two Henrico middle school students on gun possession charges, County Manager John Vithoulkas began a town hall to address the increase of youth violence in schools. Vithoulkas started the meeting at Henrico High School by remembering Henrico County Public Schools students who have died during
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