Behind the Badge 
Fullerton PD releases first-ever Critical Incident Community Briefing following in-custody death
0Editor’s note: The Fullerton PD released the following news release today, Friday, March 1, wlong with video of the agency’s first-ever Critical Incident Community Briefing regarding an in-custody death: On Monday, February 11, 2019 at approximately 5:22 PM, Fullerton Police Officers responded to a call for service in the 200 block of S. Kellog Ave. that resulted in an In Custody Death. In an effort to be transparent with the community that we serve, the Fullerton Police Department is releasing its first-ever Critical Incident Community Briefing, which will provide details to the community about the incident, as we know them…
Sgt. John Ema, who runs the personnel and training division at the Fullerton PD, motions to the white board hanging…
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Full of entertaining skits, fun competition, several helicopter flyovers, and even fireworks, the Orange County Police Canine Association’s K9 demonstration…
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