Saying that the department needs more Latino officers, Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger, along with a panel of MCPD officers, met with more than 200 Latino immigrants last Thursday to address the county’s ongoing efforts to expand the department’s struggling number of bilingual officers. Maryland

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“”We continue to very aggressively recruit Latino officers,” said Manger. “The progress is slow, but there is progress being made and I will continue to work very hard.”

CASA of Maryland, the largest Latino non-profit organization in the state, held the public forum at Eastern Middle School last Thursday. The forum addressed MCPD’s need to hire more Spanish-speaking officers as well as proposed legislation that would authorize state and local police officers to enforce immigration law….”

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