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New Officers Sworn in at Weirton Police Department

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Weirton Police Department celebrated the swearing-in of three probationary officers—Brent Williams, Lennon Dietrich, and Jacob Hinerman—on October 19, 2024. This event is pivotal for the department, as it seeks to bolster its law enforcement capabilities in the region. Chief Charlie Kush remarked on the significance of the new recruits, highlighting that Williams brings prior experience from Prince William County, Virginia, and has roots in Weirton. Dietrich, a resident of Colliers, also joins the ranks, representing a commitment to local service. The ceremony not only marks the officers' official entry but also serves to strengthen community relations and trust in law enforcement.

Engaging the community is essential for effective policing, and the department's actions reflect its dedication to public safety. With the addition of these officers, the Weirton Police Department is poised to address local needs more effectively. This development is an encouraging sign for residents, showing that their safety and community engagement remain top priorities.

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