Greenburgh police celebrate the selection of the town’s first African American police chief
The Greenburgh Police Department is celebrating the selection of Cpt. Kobie Powell as the town’s first African American chief of police.
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Aug 12, 2022, 2:53 AM
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7h agoThe Greenburgh Police Department is celebrating the selection of Cpt. Kobie Powell as the town’s first African American chief of police.
Powell is a 24-year veteran of the department.
On Friday, the town board will pass a resolution to appoint him.
A pinning ceremony to officially celebrate will be held Wednesday, Sept. 14.
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