Joan Fiesta

Hi, @AmericanAir I will be flying in October. I had a flight credit for my niece from a cancelled European trip and the person who helped me unwind the flight credit was awesome. 😎 I just wanted someone to know. #GreatService #ThankYou #TrueProfessional

AAPI population in the US continues to grow. Representation is important to provide services that are culturally competent. Asian American/Pacific Islander officers can provide those services. #RepresentationMatters #AAPI #PoliceRecruiting #ProudFilipina

NAPOA conference is around the corner, please be sure to remind your friends, neighbors, co-workers, family members to purchase the tickets ASAP. This is a fantastic opportunity to build networking, knowledge, and experience. This will not happen in Chicago for another decade.

Getting our recruiting hats on! #PoliceRecruiting #JoinOurTeam @nbcchicago @ABC7Chicago @cbschicago @WGNRadioNews @fox32news @WBBMNewsradio @WGNRadioNews @WBEZ @BlockClubCHI @NAPOABlue @ILStatePolice @DuPageSheriff @CookSheriffIL @Chicago_Police @skokiepolice

@ChiefONeill @BleacherJeff Ya. Here.

Hey, @BleacherJeff. I gave my friend @Serving4Police some money to buy you a beer, water, or a hot dog. She’s in LF right now. Living my dream. I gotta work.

Director Kristina Rose of @OJPOVC presenting on the importance of supporting victims of crime after their lives were “wrenched and broken,” to the Victim Services Committee @TheIACP. #IACP2024

@MaxVelocityWX from Lincoln, NE

Only way @BillGRinehart has his chili is Johnny Johnson’s Way!! #ChiliNerds

Would be nice if @NPR, @maddow, @MSNBC could cover this. Hard being a female in law enforcement sometimes. This backlash doesn’t help.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary. I’m this many.

Words from this trip I took away: authentic, caring, interpersonal, healing, education, leadership, self-esteem, accomplishment, keep moving forward, keep supporting, consistency, dialogue, listening. The people I met are wonderful.

@RanthonyClark You must really love your job because you have no academic stress on your face. ‘cause the rest of us know what you took on and you are awesome. You go! You are #FacultyGoals

Stranger: what are you studying at Duke? Me: I work here in the math dept. Another stranger: what year are you in school? Me: I actually graduated undergrad 13 years ago. I work here in the math dept. Another stranger: we have free cotton candy for students today Me: …

@ADHDdesigner The game you have been forced to play. Let’s go onto the playground and invent our own.

Being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult is like realising the game you've been playing your whole life is rigged against you.

It’s Tuesday, April 23, 2024. WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained by the FSB Mar 29, 2023. 1 year & 25 days ago An empty space at our Seder table last night for Evan. JOURNALISM IS NOT A CRIME! FREE EVAN NOW! #IStandWithEvan

@BenBradleyTV Here. Chicago is gorgeous and where I want to live. The pandemic did harm. But just after the fire, we will rise. It is just a wee bit harder than it was…and we will figure it out.

Reactions to this exact same post on 3 different social media platforms: Instagram: ❤️ ❤️ Facebook: "That's my fav view of Chicago!" Twitter: "It's a ghost town! Chicago is a hell hole! Brandon Johnson is to blame!"

Downtown Chicago on a Monday morning...

On April 22, 2024, at around 11:45 p.m., Detective Jones was on duty at the Baltimore Police Department's Headquarters when he heard a knock at the front entrance where he found an unfamiliar adult woman. Concerned, he asked how he could assist, and she replied that she wanted to go home. Detective Jones, noting her distress, asked her name. She identified herself as Jacqueline but couldn't recall her home address, stating she lived in Yonkers, N.Y. She was able to provide an incomplete phone number, causing the Detective to become more concerned. Running her name through a police database, Detective Jones discovered she was a missing autistic woman from Yonkers, who had been absent for two days. Seeking assistance, he called for Central District officers Balok and Trainee Yarko. Together, they assured Jacqueline of their commitment to reuniting her with her family. Officer Balok located Jacqueline's next of kin, reaching her older sister. Her sister's relief was evident as she rushed to Baltimore to pick up Jacqueline. Officer Trainee Yarko reminded Jacqueline that everything would be OK and that she was safe with them. As they waited, the officers comforted Jacqueline. BPD’s 911 dispatchers brought her food and EMS conducted a wellness check. Within hours, Jacqueline's family arrived and they were happily reunited. A superb job done by our members. Detective Jones’, Officer Balok’s and Officer Trainee Yarko’s professionalism, kindness and commitment to serving the community are truly commendable. We cannot thank them enough for going above and beyond to help reunite Jacqueline with her loved ones and ensuring her safety throughout the entire ordeal. They are a shining example of what it means to serve and protect, and their dedication to duty is an inspiration to us all. The BPD thanks them for their service.

Cannot wait until Friday to see @ChicagoCred in person with @arneduncan as part of my grad program. Our interrupters and community mentors are so important and I am excited to see what works in our communities. Everyone deserves good.

Cool seeing @JoelCaplan presenting this award at @TheIACP, honoring the work of the @LeonSheriff’s Office for their work in The Anatomy of a Homicide Research Project.

Best thing in my career. Not sure why this happened to me…but this is our anniversary city for the 2016 cohort. Some of the best people I have met in policing. So thankful.

@NU_SCCJ @PizaEric @OJPNIJ Wait! There’s a Crime Prevention LAB? So impressed.

Congratulations to Director of the Crime Prevention Lab and SCCJ Professor @PizaEric, on receiving a more than $800,000 grant from the @OJPNIJ to study officer patrol behaviors. Learn more about Professor Piza's study here 👇 cssh.northeastern.edu/sccj/2023/10/1…