A law enforcement agency is adjusting its air unit staffing. Federal charges were filed last week against two pilots and a former inspector. This has resulted in a reduction of pilots from five to three.
The agency is now seeking assistance from neighboring law enforcement. They will help fill the gap left by the reduced staffing.
Further information on this development is available from Betty Yu's report. Details on how the agency will manage its air unit are included in the report.
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