Coffee with a Cop leads Westminster man to law enforcement career
0When Luis Arango came to work as an aide in the Westminster Police Department, law enforcement was battling a terrible reputation in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder. Nonetheless, the city native believed in the mission of peace officers dedicated to serving his community and welcomed the chance to work for the department. So, when Arango – now 24 years old – first approached officers at a Coffee with a Cop event three years ago, he was uncertain a law enforcement career was right for him. “I remember seeing a social media announcement on my phone before the event,” Arango…
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