Lt. Archie McKay served at the Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum and made a significant contribution in law enforcement in the City of Miami in the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Special thanks to UM Student, Kelsey Tabor, who produced the...
Clarence Dickson was the first black graduate of the City of Miami’s police academy and he rose to become Miami’s first black police chief in 1985. See the full story…
Let your voice be heard on Community Policing, Stand Your Ground, Reducing Stereotypes and Using Mugshots as Targets. Panel members include: Senator Dwight Bullard, Representative Shevrin Jones, Lt. Archie McKay, Bishop James D. Adams, Rene T. Gordon, Esq., and Troy...
MIAMI (WSVN) — As part of Black History Month, the City of Miami Black Police Precinct honored some officers who made history. On Thursday, the museum recognized the first five African-American police officers who patrolled the streets of Miami back in 1944. The...
