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Henderson Police Department swears in new Public Information Officer

By Seth Austin,

15 hours ago

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Henderson Police Department swore in Jason Cullum as their new Public Information Officer.

Officer Cullum previously served the Evansville Police Department for 21 years, with 8 years spent as their Public Information Officer. In 2019, he accepted a position at the University of Evansville , where he served as the public safety director.

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The Henderson Police Department welcomed Cullum in a post on their Facebook page.

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