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2009

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Bills affecting
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The Louisiana State FOP Lodge -- over 6,000 members active and retired law enforcement officers who strive to improve law enforcement and the communities in which we live and serve.  We also foster the enforcement of law and order by working to cultivate a spirit of fraternalism and mutual helpfulness among our members and state.

 

 

 

Patrick Yoes Re-Elected National Secretary in landslide victory

Pat Yoes

 

By an astounding 68% of the votes that were cast in the election, which was one of the nastiest elections in recent history,  Pat Yoes was re-elected National FOP Sectretary. The final tally was 1797 votes to his opponent's mere 846 votes. 
 
One of the highlights of the election was that 67 members from across the country publically endorsed President Yoes for his reelection. Serving on the National Executive Board for the Fraternal Order of Police since 2003,Patrick started out on the National Executive Board as the National Sgt at Arms. He served the National FOP in that capacity until 2004 when he was elected National Secretary.

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Willie Patin wins Re-Election as National Trustee


Willie Patin
Willie Patin won his re-election bid for Louisiana's National Trusstee in an unopposed victory in Long Beach California.
Brother Patin has been a member of the Fraternal Order of Police, Crescent City Lodge #2 since joining the NOPD in 1962. He is a former President of that lodge and has been on the Louisiana FOP State Board since 1972 serving as Chaplain ('72-'96), Vice President ('96-'98), President ('98-'02) and Immediate Past President ('02-Present). Brother Patin was elected to National Trustee at the 55th National Conference ('01) in Phoenix, Az. and currently holds that office.
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Program Helps Locate the Missing 

ACIM

 

JASON BROWN Advocate Acadiana bureau   Published: Jul 8, 2009

LAFAYETTE - Law enforcement in communities across south Louisiana have enlisted the help of a program that can blanket an area with automated alerts when a person is reported missing.

 

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