WARWICK, RI —  The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association (RIPCA) inaugurated its 2024 Executive Board during their annual installation ceremony Friday, Jan.12 at Crowne Plaza Warwick. “I am honored to […]
PROVIDENCE — The RI Police Chiefs Association denounced the actions of Minneapolis police officers in murdering George Floyd, with all 48 members pledging action on 20 policing reforms Thursday. On […]
![[CREDIT: Mayor Picozzi's Office] Rhode Island State Supreme Court Justice Francis X. Flaherty swore in the new board for the RI Police Chiefs Association Jan. 12. At far right is WPD Police Chief Col. Brad Connor. With him are: Chief Thomas F. Oates, III, Woonsocket Police Department – Vice President; Colonel Michael Correia, Barrington Police Department – Sergeant-at-Arms; Colonel Michael J. Winquist, Cranston Police Department – Secretary; Chief Matthew C. Moynihan, South Kingstown Police Department – Treasurer](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/WPD-Chief-Connor-RI-Police-Chiefs-Association-president--300x225.jpeg)
![[CREDIT: RIPCA] All RI Police Chiefs Association members have pledged to make 20 policing reforms. The pledges came after the murder of George Floyd by former Minneapolis policeman Derek Chauvin.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/RI-Police-Chiefs-policing-reforms-pledge-140x140.png)
