Thread: Redlands, Ca COP gets award

Another sign our Country is in bad shape. The Pro-German Car Thieving Police Chief James Bueermexico in Redlands, Ca, who turned a blind eye on illegal immigration for his entire 12 year carrer, and loves Community Policing, was inducted into a Universitys' hall of fame. He's the Juggernaut that protects all of the money in the Inland Empire, in which his city subsequently only wants to employ illegal aliens from mexico. He hires 5 foot tall, 130 lb Hispanic female cops too . His town was nearly shut down due to abuse of the Judicial system.

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Redlands Police Chief Jim Bueermann announces his retirement
Jesse B. Gill, Staff Writer
Posted: 12/16/2010 07:06:45 PM PST

REDLANDS - The city will have to start the new year looking for a new police chief.
Police Chief Jim Bueermann, 53, announced Thursday he will retire on Dec. 30. He made the announcement at the Police Department's annual holiday party.
"I told them that my last day would be Dec. 30, and my retirement would be effective Dec. 31," he said.
City Manager N. Enrique Martinez asked Bueermann to stay on after his retirement date to help the department's transition as the city chooses a new police leader. Bueermann has agreed.
Mayor Pete Aguilar said he received notification of Bueermann's impending retirement "a few days ago" after the police chief submitted notification that he would step down. The news made him feel that the City Council has a large task ahead of it in trying to find a new chief.
"We have some huge shoes we're going to have to fill," Aguilar said. "Jim has left an incredible mark on this city and he has had a great tenure with the department."
Martinez said it is still too soon to say how he will go about choosing Bueermann's replacement.
Bueermann began with the Police Department in December 1978 as a reserve officer. He attended police academy and became a full-time sworn officer. He rose through the ranks of detective, sergeant, lieutenant and captain before succeeding Lew Nelson as chief in 1998.
He is also nationally - and internationally - recognized as an expert in modern policing

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techniques. He serves as an adviser to about a dozen boards and institutions across the country - and as far as the United Kingdom - dealing with subjects ranging from the use of technology in law enforcement to recidivism in parolees.
Bueermann said his wife, Emily, and their children have sacrificed a great deal during his 32 years with the Police Department and now he wants to "honor their sacrifice" and give them more of himself.
Bueermann said he feels now is the right time for the Police Department to find - and adjust itself to - a new leader that will see it through the next decade.
And the Police Department has some major obstacles to surmount in the near future, he said. The city's lack of a police headquarters, a diminishing budget and a staff that has shrunk in each of the last three fiscal years are all problems the department will have to work through.
The sooner the new chief can become familiar with the problems, the sooner the new chief can begin to lead the department through the storm, Bueermann said.

It looks like they are finally getting some real rain over there. It must be nice since they have been dry for years. It looks like two good things happenned over there within a few days of each other. That is what happenned when Chief Bratton retired from LAPD too. He retired, then alot of much needed rain came down. Nothing like this rain though. Hasta la vista "Bu..were..men". I know, it sounds like a Jonah story, like from the movie "Master and Commander". Maybe it is.

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Mudslides, flooding continue as storm intensifies
By Melissa Pinion-Whitt
Posted: 12/22/2010 06:45:57 AM PST


Reports of street flooding, mudslides and overflowing creeks continued throughout the night as the storm moving through the Inland Empire intensified.
Several cities had activated emergency operations centers to address the constant stream of calls related to the rain.

In San Bernardino, police, firefighters and other personnel were in a neighborhood this morning at the corner of Bangor Avenue and Piedmont Drive where dispatchers received reports of a major mudslide.

Rialto dispatchers indicated a creek near Linden Avenue was close to overflowing due to the storm, and major flooding was also reported near the corner of Orange Show Road and Tippecanoe Avenue in San Bernardino.



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Originally Posted by JohnnyYuma

He is also nationally - and internationally - recognized as an expert in modern policing techniques. He serves as an adviser to about a dozen boards and institutions across the country - and as far as the United Kingdom - dealing with subjects ranging from the use of technology in law enforcement to recidivism in parolees.
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This German has his hand in Police Departments all across the Country, just like Willie Bratton. He also works in The U.K. This German is politicking all over America, and only picking on folks in the U.K., and America... the Scots-Irish??? I had no idea this thief, Commie played his politics in other States of the Union. No wonder the storm hit. I am serious folks, this guy looks to be baaaad news for the free world. Just look at all of the cities surrounding his! I think he helped Willie Bratton turn the U.S. into mexico with his Commie trash. I think he may be living off of the Scots-Irish, and trying to replace them with illegal mexicans in America, and mass flooding of Muslim immigrants into the U.K. If this is the case, I pray his work leaves with him. We don't need this.