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FBI Special Agent Hiring - May 9 - May 14, 2012!
If you know of anyone who may be interested in becoming an FBI Special Agent (SA), please encourage them to visit www.explorefbi.com and apply during the below listed time frame.
The SA posting will be open Wednesday, May 9 - Monday, May 14 (ONLY)! Thereafter, the SA posting will open twice a year: every August 1-15 (the first being August, 2012) and every March 1-15 (the first being March, 2013). These dates will also be on the website.
The hiring goal for the SA position remains at 400 for FY12, wherein 165 New Agents have been hired thus far. The hiring goal for FY13 has not yet been approved.
Pass this information on to whomever you know who may be interested.
NOBLE Makes 24 Recommendations to Improve Fayetteville Police;
No Conclusion on Racial Profiling
Consultants hired to review the Fayetteville Police Department's practices have made 24 recommendations, mainly dealing with procedural issues.
Jimmy L. Wilson, the lead consultant for the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, told the Fayetteville City Council on Monday night his team could not confirm, from the data it reviewed or interviews it conducted, allegations that police officers have been guilty of racial profiling.
The Guardians Police Organization's 42nd Annual Dinner Dance
The Guardians Police Organization's 42nd Annual Dinner Dance will be held on Saturday, 12 May 2012 at 6:30 p.m., at Crystal Light Banquets,8400 South Cicero Avenue, Burbank, Illinois. Tickets are $55.00. Anyone interested in purchasing tickets please phone me at (773) 375-2182.
If you are unable to attend, but still want to support our organization, you may purchase an ad in our book at the following rates:
- Inside front or back cover, $300;
- Full page-$100;
- 1/2 page-$60; and
- 1/4 page for $30.00.
Please contact The Guardians at the number shown above if you are interested in an ad, or have questions concerning same.
Ten Remember September 11, 2001
Ten years after the 2001 attack on the United States, Americans continue to feel the impact. Ten from the Chicago area, including NOBLE Vice President Deputy Chief Greg Baker of the South Holland Police Department, share their thoughts.
Teen Safe Drving Article on Austin Talks
The goal of the four-hour workshop – held at John Marshall Metropolitan High School and sponsored by the 11th District Community Police, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), Illinois State Police and AAA – was to teach the teens about avoiding distractions, like loud music and cell phones, as well as alcohol and drugs.


