Albany Police, Eric Hawkins
Albany Police Chief Eric Hawkins leaving for Michigan job
ALBANY — City Police Chief Eric Hawkins is leaving the department for a job in Michigan. WTEN first reported the news in a sit-down interview with Hawkins and Mayor Kathy Sheehan. Hawkins will be taking a job to become the Police Commissioner for Warren, Michigan, near Detroit, according to an email obtained by the Times Union.
Albany Police Chief Eric Hawkins will leave, return home to Michigan
Albany Police Chief Eric Hawkins will leave the department after more than six years. Hawkins formally announced his departure Wednesday at police headquarters. Mayor Kathy Sheehan say he has accepted the position of police commissioner in Warren in his native Michigan.
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Eric Hawkins, a former Southfield police chief who is currently the police chief in Albany, New York, is being ...
The chief’s departure has overshadowed some other major developments on the Albany Police force in recent days.
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ALBANY — A city police car was involved in a crash Wednesday afternoon that closed parts of two city streets. Police said the ...
A crash involving two police SUVs in Albany sent four officers to the hospital with head injuries, two of them serious.
Authorities say four police officers suffered head trauma when they crashed their two police vehicles into each other while ...
Albany Police Chief Eric Hawkins is leaving in December. Hawkins has accepted a job as police commissioner at Warren Police Department in Michigan, according to Mayor Kathy Sheehan’s office.
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