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Alexandra Ducsay Homicide


Comments from Chief Keith L. Mello regarding the Alexandra Ducsay Homicide:

 

We were pleased to learn of the posting of a $50,000 reward in the Alexandra Ducsay homicide. I would like to thank the Governor's Office for authorizing the maximum allowable reward under the statue. The offering of a reward is certainly a positive step that may hopefully persuade someone who has critical information about this crime to come forward.

 

While it would be inappropriate and unwise for me to comment on the direction of the investigation, I want the family and the community to know that this case remains very active and we are continuing to work with the State's Attorney's Office to bring this case to a conclusion, which can be nothing short of a successful prosecution of the person responsible for this crime.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation can contact
The Detective Bureau
(203) 877-1465






Milford Police Department State Accreditation Award

The Police Officer Standards & Training Council awarded the Milford Police Department a Tier I & II State Accreditation and presented the certificate on May 1, 2008.

The Milford Police Department, under the command of Chief Keith L. Mello, has chosen to voluntarily seek this highly coveted award to demonstrate to the community a commitment to law enforcement excellence.

Accreditation is for three years, during which time our agency must continue to be in compliance with the standards set forth by Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA), under the direction of accreditation manager, Lieutenant Joseph Pietrafesa.

Accreditation Process

The accreditation process consists of maintaining compliance with professionally recognized law enforcement standards. The Accreditation Manager who oversees, directs and manages the 207 standards on a day-to-day basis conducts this process.
 

Benefits of Accreditation

There are several benefits of accreditation, which are outlined below:

Controlling liability insurance costs
 Preparing stronger defenses against lawsuits and citizen complaints
 Providing an increase in community advocacy
 Increasing town government awareness as to how the police department is being managed
 Symbolizes professionalism, excellence and competence within an agency
 Accreditation ensures policies and procedures are in place to guide employees and protect citizens. It also ensures a complete audit of the department every three years.

For more information regarding the accreditation process refer to the state website for the Police Officer Standards and Training Council http://www.ct.gov/post/site/default.asp

The Milford Police Department is seeking a Tier III accreditation and has begun that process.






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