New York State Police appointed Trenee Young captain of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Troop NYC, on March 14. Young is the first Black woman to reach the rank of captain. She began her career with the force in 2007.
Her promotion was recognized in a statement by Acting Superintendent Steven G. James, who noted Young’s “remarkable commitment” to New York residents and keeping them safe.
“I send my sincere congratulations to Captain Young on becoming the first African-American female in the history of the State Police to earn this prestigious rank,” James said. “Captain Young has shown remarkable commitment to serving the people of New York honorably, with dignity and the highest moral character. I have the utmost confidence that she will continue to provide excellent service to all in her new role. This is a well-deserved milestone in Captain Young’s career.”
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