After more than 24 years of serving her hometown as a police officer, Sgt. Sue Pluretti retired from service last week. On Monday, she is in-studio to talk about her career in police work, on being the first-ever female police officer in Seneca Falls, and what she plans to do with all her new found free time.
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This week Kenny Haas relishes in Syracuse’s win against top-ranked Duke in Durham and honors Seneca Falls’ first female police officer, Sue Hakwer, as she prepares for retirement.
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Join your host Harold Weber on the newest episode of Weber This Week where he is joined by Chief of Police Stu Peenstra and Lieutenant Tim Snyder of the Seneca Falls Police Department to discuss the latest things going on with SFPD, the public image of law enforcement officers and two people who recently had their lives saved by SFPD officers.
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Town of Seneca Falls Chief of Police Stu Peenstra and Lieutenant Tim Snyder are in-studio to talk about the latest happenings in their department and the impact of del Lago Resort & Casino on crime in Seneca Falls among a variety of other topics.
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Chief of Police Stu Peenstra and Lieutenant Tim Snyder are in-studio to talk about everything happening at the Town of Seneca Falls Police Department heading into the summer of 2016.
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The Town of Seneca Falls Chief of Police Stu Peenstra was in-studio on Wednesday afternoon to talk about the challenges facing his department, the importance of a school resource officer, and some of the accomplishments he is most proud of since taking over the force.
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Seneca Falls Chief of Police Stu Peenstra and Sergeant Tim Snyder were in-studio on Monday morning to discuss the Seneca Falls Police Departments recently completed accreditation process.
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