Philly's Best And Brightest: Philadelphia Chief Inspector Joseph Sullivan And Two Others Receive Executive Award

Julia Terruso at the Philadelphia Inquirer offers a piece on Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Joseph Sullivan, the commanding officer of the Homeland Security Bureau, and two other city employees who received an executive award.

You can read the piece via the below link:

   http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20160914_The_Dilworth_Awards__City_honors_three_of_its_best_and_brightest.html

You can also read my Counterterrorism magazine piece on the Philadelphia Police Department's homeland security efforts, which included an interview with Chief Inspector Sullivan and former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey via the below link:

  http://www.pauldavisoncrime.com/2013/05/a-look-at-philadelphia-police.html

My Piece On The Philadelphia Police Department's Homeland Security Bureau

My piece on the Philadelphia Police Department's Homeland Security Bureau was published in Counterterrorism magazine yesterday.

 

In my piece I interviewed Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey (seen in the above photo) and Chief Inspector Joseph Sullivan, the Commanding Officer of the Homeland Security Bureau (seen in the below photo).

You can read about the Philadelphia Police Department's efforts to keep America's birthplace safe and secure from criminals and terrorists below:

Note: You can click on the above and enlarge.