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    Peete on ICE: RCPD will protect citizens, community members of Riley County

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    By Rose Gruenbacher on January 29, 2026 Local News, Riley County
    Riley County Police Department director Brian Peete presents data on preventable traffic accidents in 2025 during a town hall Wednesday at the Douglass Activity Center in Manhattan. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    Riley County police director Brian Peete in a discussion about ICE on Wednesday said his sworn oath is to protect the community members and citizens in Riley County.

    At a town hall hosted by RCPD at the Douglass Community Center, the most pressing issues for the approximately 30 residents in attendance were community trust of police and the possibility of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence in the area in the future.

    Those who spoke and asked questions indicated that the community has a trusting relationship with Riley County police on the whole. Peete stressed the importance of community trust at multiple points in his presentation and ensuing conversations.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

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