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Vol. 9 Issue 10 Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association of Norfolk © 2010
Meets 3rd Tuesday of each month (except July and August)
7:00PM at Second Patrol Division 2500 N. Military Hwy, Norfolk
Board Meetings 2nd Tuesday at 6:30PM each month (Open to all members)
Next Meeting Notice Tues, June 15, 2010 7:00PM ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
JUNE 10 Norfolk Police Graduation
JUNE 17 Citizens Academy Graduation
AUGUST 3 National Night Out
August 16 Nominations Deadline
for Crime Prevention Awards
Inside
Officers & Chairs .......................................... 2 President’s Beat ............................................ 2 Scholarship Boosters ................................... 2 Meeting Minutes .......................................... 3 Sheriff’s Corner ............................................. 4 Birthdays ...................................................... 5 Tech Tip ....................................................... 5 Police Officers of the Year ............................ 6 Distinguished Visitors ................................... 6 National Night Out ....................................... 6 Police Session 86 Graduation ...................... 6 Police Memorial Ceremony .......................... 7 Numbers to Call ........................................... 8
June 2010
CPAAAN News
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When: Monday, October 18, at 6:30PM
Where: The Murray Center
455 E. Brambleton Ave, Norfolk
Speaker: Marty Raiss
Honoring: VOLUNTEER ♦ CITY EMPLOYEE
LAW ENFORCEMENT ♦ GROUP SERVICE
CITY EMPLOYEE GROUP ♦ YOUTH
Deadline for Nominations is August 16.
Forms are available at City Hall, Norfolk
library branches and recreation centers; or
call 664-6937 to request a Nomination Form.
TICKET COST
Before September 27th $30 each
After September 27th $35 each
Reserved Table (for 8) $240
No tickets sold at the door
No tickets sold after October 4
Make check payable to CPAAAN
Contact: Edith Warring 587-1802
Crime Prevention Awards
Wishing Everyone a Safe,
Healthy, and Fun Summer–
See you on September 21
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND CHAIRS President ........................ Yvette Brown (339-8091)
Email: [email protected]
Vice President ............... Keith Fentress (858-3934)
Recording Secy .... Margaret Anne Craig (588-2307)
Treasurer ....................... Edith Warring (587-1802)
Correspondence .................. Susan Ross (583-3925)
Fundraising .................... John Donohue (587-7533)
Jail Program ................... Keith Fentress (858-3934)
Membership ........ Glen Alderman, Donna Williams
Email: [email protected]
Newsletter ..................... Edith Warring (587-1802)
Email: [email protected]
Police Liaison ................ Keith Fentress (858-3934)
Police Outreach .... Magalene McKelvey (434-5506)
Publicity .......................... Bill Davidson (857-6519)
Recruiting ..................... Donnell Justice (853-2818)
Social ............................................................. Vacant
Welfare/Sunshine ..... Frankie Donohue (587-7533)
Email: [email protected]
Web Master ......................... Pete Craig (588-2307)
Website Address .......................... www.cpaaan.org
CPAAAN NEWS EDITOR/WRITER — Edith Warring Advertising ........................ Edith Warring (587-1802) Distribution ......................... Yvette Brown (339-8091)
Mission Statement
The Citizens Police Academy Alumni
Association of Norfolk’s mission is to support
law enforcement in Norfolk, VA through
education, information, networking,
community service, and volunteerism.
JOHN ROGER SCHOLASTIC SCHOLARSHIP 2009-2010 Boosters
Gold Level Marcus Powell
Silver Level Yvette Brown
Faye Johansen
―Doc‖ Thrush
Bronze Level
Sharon Chamberlin
Anita Merkel
Edith Warring
We need your help. Please make checks payable to
CPAAAN and send to: Edith Warring, Treasurer,
300 Twilley Street, Norfolk VA 23503.
Donation Levels are: Gold=$100 and over;
Silver=$50 to $99; Bronze=$1 to $49
Jerry Miller Owner/Broker
Office: (757) 587-8801
Fax: (757) 587-8978
Cell Phone: 335-2255
Email: [email protected]
Miller Realty Inc. 1507 E. Bayview Blvd. Suite B
Norfolk, Virginia 23503
The President’s Beat
Dear Membership,
Last month it was our privilege to recognize
and honor the two recipients for Officer of the
Year for 2009–2010.
Investigator J.R. Malbon and Sergeant W.K.
Kelly’s hard work and dedication to duty
exemplifies the caliber of officers we are so
fortunate to have in the Norfolk Police
Department. To Investigator Malbon and
Sergeant Kelly, we give our congratulations for
a job well done. You are a credit to yourselves,
the Norfolk Police Department, and the City of
Norfolk.
As we come to the end of our 2009–2010
year, on behalf of the CPAAAN Membership,
the CPAAAN Board and myself, I would like to
thank the Command Staff, all of the Officers
and the Civilian Staff of the Norfolk Police
Department for all the time and support that
you have given us. I look forward to working
with and supporting you in the coming year.
This month we will be giving away our
Scholarship. I hope you are as excited as I am
to see the fruits of our hard work. Our
Fundraising Committee worked hard this year
to ensure that we will be able to continue with
our Scholarship Program. Thank you so much.
In closing, I wish you all a safe and
wonderful summer, and I look forward to
seeing you September 21, 2010.
Yvette Brown, President
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ADDITIONS
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757-363-9500 757-523-0500 FAX
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480-5133 Office 480-5134 Fax 472-7300 Cell
Mailing Address: PO Box 8069, Norfolk VA 23503
Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney
http://www.norfolk.gov/commatty
GREGORY D. UNDERWOOD Norfolk Commonwealth’s Attorney
Suite 600 800 E. City Hall Ave.
Norfolk, Virginia 23510
Telephone (757) 664-4848 FAX (757) 664-4445
specified free flowers each month for 12
months, an estimated value of $200.
The CPAAAN officers for 2010–2011 were
installed by Senior Assistant Chief Sharon
Chamberlin. Officers for the coming year are:
President Yvette Brown
Vice President Keith Fentress
Treasurer Edith Warring
Correspondence Donna Williams
Recording Secy Margaret Anne Craig
Maravia Ebong, NPD Community Outreach
Coordinator, announced the 2010 National
Night Out will be Tuesday, August 3, at 6:00PM
at McKendree United Methodist Church on
Military Highway. Volunteers are requested for
the various committees.
The Annual Crime Prevention Awards
ceremony will be on Monday, October 18, 2010
featuring Mrs. Marty Raiss as keynote speaker.
Nominations for the any of the five categories
are now being accepted. The membership will
be provided additional information on this.
Winner of the 50/50 raffle was Jeanette
Stover, who won $25.
Following a motion by Clarence Holmes and
a second by Claudia Moore, the meeting was
adjourned at 8:20PM.
Margaret Anne Craig
Recording Secretary
Minutes of May 18, 2010
President Yvette Brown called the general
meeting to order at 7:00PM. The Invocation was
offered by Julius Simpson. Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Ron McEntee.
Following a motion by Ron McEntee and a
second by Frankie Donohue, minutes of the
April 20, 2010 meeting were accepted as
published in the CPAAAN Newsletter.
The Treasurer’s Report was given by Edith
Warring and will be filed for audit.
The CPAAAN Officer of the Year Award for
2009–2010 went to two officers from the NPD
Homicide Department who brought a
murderer/rapist to justice. Investigator J.R.
Malbon and Sergeant W.K. Kelly went above
and beyond the call of duty to solve the complex
and lengthy capital case. The plaques were
presented by their Supervisor, Captain Ryan,
at the May general meeting.
The Norfolk Floral ―Free Flower Fundraiser
Cards‖ were available for purchase at the May
meeting. Those who wish to purchase a card
please see Carolee Beckham, who is heading up
this project. You may also obtain a card
through the end of May by contacting Edith
Warring at 587-1802. The cost of the card is
$25, which will entitle the holder to pick up
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WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITIES OF NORFOLK—THE POWER OF PREVENTION
NORFOLK SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Robert J. McCabe, Sheriff
811 E. City Hall Avenue
Norfolk VA 23510
Office: (757) 664-4713
Fax: (757) 441-2531 E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Site: www.norfolksheriffsoffice.com
Robert J. McCabe Sheriff / High Constable
DISTRICT: (757) 587-8757
FAX: (757) 480-8757
RICHMOND: (804) 698-1087
PAULA J. MILLER
MEMBER
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
EIGHTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
POST OFFICE BOX 8757
NORFOLK VA 23503 EMAIL: [email protected]
Customer Service Matters—Even in Jail Property By Paula Miller, Norfolk Sheriff’s Office Communications Department
Organization is critical when you’re storing
the personal property of an average 1,500
inmates, not to mention the belongings of
another 500 who’ve left jail and didn’t look
back.
Oversized bright blue laundry bags hang
systematically on an automatic conveyer
rack, similar to those in a professional
laundry service.
When he needs to find an inmate’s
personal clothing or small possessions like
cell phones or jewelry, Master Deputy
Dennis Boyles can pinpoint their location.
Computer records, a backup library card
system, and log book are his checks and
balances.
Boyles takes pride in his tight, well-
m a i n t a i n e d p r o p e r t y q u a r t e r s .
Understandably, he’s also proud of a zero
loss record in small and large property items
for the past three years since he’s been in
charge of the division. Possessions of
personal value get locked in a caged area
with controlled access. Let a discharged
inmate even suggest he/she is missing a
piece of personal property and Boyles can
produce the inventory list the inmate signed
upon entry to jail.
―We take pride in what we do here at the
property window; we strive for customer
service,‖ asserts Boyles. Beginning July 1, a
new state law should lighten Boyles load. No
longer will the NSO have to hold inmate
property for the required six months after
release. Unless the inmate is transferred to
another facility, personal property must be
taken with the inmate once he’s sprung from
lockup. Otherwise, a sheriff may sell the
property and turn the proceeds over to the
state treasury.
―It will reduce the amount of property
we’re forced to hold by 35–40 percent,‖ says
Boyles. A ―real‖ Rolex watch, cell phones, lap
tops, marital aides, stun guns, the Property
team has seen and stored it all!
Half of the property he currently stores
Boyles considers to be ―insignificant items.‖
But out of respect to the owners and in
keeping with the Team’s customer service-
friendly motto, he understands that one
man’s junk is another man’s treasure.
As a result of the new law, it could also
cut down on donations to local thrift stores.
Currently, the Property division takes more
than 200 bags of inmates’ personal items to
area second hand stores each month. It’s
unclaimed property that the NSO is now
allowed to dispose of after 60 days.
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PAUL D. FRAIM Mayor
Phone (757) 664-4679
Fax (757) 441-2909
Suite 1109 City Hall
Norfolk VA 23510
E-MAIL: [email protected]
BARCLAY C. WINN COUNCILMAN
Suite 1006 City Hall Bldg.
Norfolk Virginia 23510
Office (757) 494-1400
Home (757) 622-5263
Fax (757) 494-1217
E-Mail: [email protected]
Happy Birthday to You
June 10 Phyl Gordon
16 Michelle Stokes
19 Wayne Troester
20 Nancy Mansfield
22 Charles Brooks
29 Barry Davenport
Happy Birthday to You
JULY 01 Mary Joyce Simmons
02 Janette D. Brooks
02 Claudia Moore
08 Charles Pratt
13 AnnaBelle Eversole
15 Thomas Adams
21 Sandra Gallup
24 Tiffany Nash
25 Pearl White
27 Allen Williams
29 Donald Ross
August 02 Ellis Thomas
03 Jim Blair
05 Bill Davidson
07 Joseph Hedrick
10 Ann Powell
18 Aubrey Shelton
20 Brenda Warren
25 Stephen Pettaway
31 Wiley Heninger
Websites that require a log-in (banks, shopping)
many times prompt the user to ―save‖ their log-in
information. However, this can mean that anyone
sitting at your computer can log in as well.
It can be the friend of a family member who
―borrows‖ your computer, someone who finds your
lost laptop, or a thief who breaks into your home
and turns on your computer.
Just as you would not leave your password
written on a piece of paper on your desktop, you
should not save it at any log-in point for e-
commerce. The best rule to use is memory—your
memory.
Tech Tip—Saving Log-In Information
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Kenneth Cooper Alexander 89th District House of Delegates
7246 Granby Street Norfolk, VA 23505
District: (757) 628-1000
Richmond: (804) 698-1089
Email: [email protected]
The CPAAAN Officer of the Year Award for 2009–
2010 went to two officers from the NPD Homicide
Department who brought a murderer to justice.
Investigator J.R. Malbon and Sergeant W.K. Kelly,
who both went above and beyond the call of duty,
were presented the plaques by their Supervisor,
Captain Ryan.
These two officers solved a complex and very
lengthy capital murder case in which the
perpetrator raped and stabbed his stepdaughter on
September 20, 2008. The case was so strong and
well prepared that only two of twenty-five defense
motions were granted. As a result of lengthy
investigations and numerous legal proceedings,
Kentrell Sanderson pled guilty on February 10,
2010 and was sentenced to 4 life terms plus 5
years.
Police Officers of the Year
Chief Bruce Marquis stated that the ―work
ethic and dedication of Investigator Malbon and
Sergeant Kelly contribute to making the Norfolk
Police Department one of the finest agencies in
the nation.‖ He further said that ―these are highly
motivated officers who have earned the respect of
fellow officers and prosecuting attorneys alike.‖
Two very distinguished members of the faculty of the University of
Illinois College of Law visited Norfolk recently to observe the
structure of the Norfolk Police Department and the type of
programs available to Norfolk residents. Professor Jacqueline Ross
and Thierry Delpeuch of France are currently conducting research
funded by a grant on Transnational Intelligence and policing
methods in both the United States and France.
CPAAAN was honored to have them attend a very informative
Board of Directors meeting during their time here. Board members
were interviewed and offered their input regarding various City of Norfolk programs. We had a great
opportunity to share the many ways in which our association supports law enforcement.
Thierry Delpeuch
Jacqueline Ross
Two Distinguished Visitors to Norfolk
The 27th annual National Night Out will take
place in more than 15,000 communities on
Tuesday, August 3. Norfolk’s major celebration
will be held at 6:00PM, at McKendree United
Methodist Church on Military Hwy. Volunteers
are needed for various committees. For more
information on this crime prevention tradition,
please call 664-6937.
National Night Out Norfolk Police Graduation
Class #86 of the Norfolk Police Academy is
scheduled to graduate on Thursday, June 10.
The ceremony will take place at 6:30PM in the
Norview High School Auditorium.
As always, the Citizens Academy will help
distribute programs and the CPAAAN News.
Congratulations to the newest group of our
Norfolk Police Officers.
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Important Numbers to Call
Emergency–Fire, Police, EMS .....................911
Non-Emergency Police ....................... 441-5610
Crime Prevention Unit ...................... 664-6901
Graffiti Hotline .................................. 664-6510
Norfolk CARES Assistance ................ 664-6510
View the Newsletter on our website at cpaaan.org.
Click on the link in the left column.
It’s the Law –
STOP when a School Bus is Flashing its Lights Watch for Children Crossing Streets
On Wednesday, May 12, 2010,
at 10:00AM, the City and the
Norfolk Police Department
conducted the annual Police
Officers’ Memorial in grateful
memory of our fallen officers.
In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed
a proclamation which designated May 15th as
Peace Officers Memorial Day, and the
calendar week of each year during which May
15th occurs as National Police Week.
The Norfolk Police Department paid tribute
to all Law Enforcement Officers who have
made the ultimate sacrifice, but in particular
honored the 38 Norfolk Officers who lost their
lives in the line of duty over the past century
while proudly wearing the badge of the
Norfolk Police Department and working to
keep our city safe.
Annual Police Memorial Ceremony
Guest Speaker was RDML R.P. Wright,
Reserve Deputy Commander, U.S. Fleet
Forces Command. Mayor Paul Fraim issued
an official proclamation for the observance of
this occasion and presented it to Chief Bruce
P. Marquis.
Memorial wreaths were then presented by
various organizations. As has been our custom,
CPAAAN provided a wreath which was
presented by President Yvette Brown. This
was followed by a reading of the Honor Roll by
Robert Cuthrell, with a toll of the bell as the
name of each deceased officer was read.
Outstanding music was provided by the
Ladies Ensemble of Booker T. Washington
High School, directed by Yvette Wyatt.
The ceremony closed with Taps followed by
Benediction by Police Chaplain John Shappell.
For Animated Photos of the Ceremony and much more, visit our website at www.cpaaan.org
DAUN S. HESTER Councilwoman
Phone (757) 664-4253
Fax (757) 461-2389
Suite 1006 City Hall
Norfolk VA 23510
E-MAIL: [email protected]
Sharon M. McDonald Commissioner of the Revenue City of Norfolk
City Hall, West Wing
810 Union Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Telephone: 757-664-7888
Fax: 757-441-1286
Cell: 757-635-0040
“Proud to Support CPAAAN”
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PHONE 622-3970 FAX 623-1382
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P.O. Box 9508
Norfolk, Virginia 23505
Phone: (757) 455-9637
Fax: (757) 455-6789
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.JohnCog.com
JOHN A. COGGESHALL
“John Cog” Attorney at Law
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