On May 10, 2011 the Fourteenth Annual Police Unity Tour will begin. In May 1997, the Police Unity Tour® was organized by Officer Patrick P. Montuore of the Florham Park (NJ) Police Department. The primary purpose of the Police Unity Tour is to raise awareness of Law Enforcement Officers who have died in the line of duty. The secondary purpose is to raise funds for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and Museum.

Each year hundreds of sworn law enforcement officers (active and retired) and immediate family members of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty (survivors) participate as RIDERS in this event. The Police Unity Tour is a 3-day, 250-mile ride to Washington D.C., where other Chapters join together. The unified group of over 1,200 law enforcement officers and survivors complete their 250-mile journey, riding the final 2 miles to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.

Our organization raises money through family and friends, bake sales, and a variety of other forms of donations. Each RIDER must raise a minimum of $1800 to participate in the ride. RIDERS must have a bike and the proper equipment for the long ride. It is up to the RIDER to arrange for transportation to the departure site and return from Washington, DC.

Police Unity Tour

Police Unity Tour

Our motto, “WE RIDE FOR THOSE WHO DIED” truly demonstrates the spirit of this event. It wasn’t until losing a co-worker of own, Hollywood Police Officer Alex Del Rio (EOW 11/22/08) that we (Hollywood Police Department) learned of the Police Unity Tour. Last year (2010 Police Unity Tour) we represented the City of Hollywood with six Hollywood Riders. We rode in Memory of a Fallen Officer as well as our six Hollywood Fallen Officers, who had never been ridden for. They finally made the trip with us in 2010!

Police Unity Tour

Police Unity Tour

I am proud to be a part of Police Unity Tour and would appreciate any support you are able to offer. I have made a commitment to this organization, and we cannot continue the tradition of success without help from you. I have set a personal goal to raise $2,000 by November 30, 2010, and I sincerely appreciate any donation you are able to offer, please remember that any amount helps! www.firstgiving.com/stetkar

police unity tour cherie

Cherie Stetkar

 

ALBANY New York — Three New York State Police officers who helped end shooting spree in East Greenbush in January 2009 were honored Wednesday by Gov. David Paterson.

The three officers worked together to end a dramatic shootout that began after Trooper Henry stopped a speeding cab carrying Darrel O. Brown, 23, of Hartford, Conn. Brown began shooting using a high-powered .223-caliber rifle. Off-duty, Investigator Livolsi was a few cars away from the traffic stop on I-90. He picked up the cab driver and Henry, and backed them out of range; Brown fired 28 times during a 43-minute confrontation.

Trooper Borbee, a marksman, arrived and got within 75 yards of the shooter — well within the 145-yard range of Brown’s rifle — and stopped Brown with one shot. Brown later died at the hospital.

 
Jonas Brothers Support Special Olympics

Jonas Brothers Support Special Olympics

Law Enforcement Helps Special Olympics

Law Enforcement Helps Special Olympics

Law Enforcement from South Florida supports Special Olympics by assisting with security for the Jonas Brothers who ran in the 5k event.  The Broward Sheriff’s Office, Miramar Police, Hollywood Fire Rescue along with family and friends assisted.

 

While my family and I were in Berne, Indiana for Swiss days this Summer my son and I got some pictures of their police cars and their police department. Everything in Berne, Indiana has a Swiss motif. This is definitely the nicest looking police department I have seen.

 
The Police Honor Guard Association of Broward County, Florida

The Police Honor Guard Association of Broward County, Florida, and the Broward Police Memorial Association is a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) organization and is a voice for the fallen officers of Broward County. We assist the families of the sixty-one fallen Law Enforcement Officers and four K-9′s who have made the ultimate sacrifice. We are currently in the process if raising funds to construct a new Law Enforcement Memorial. Please visit our web site at www.honorguardinc.com for information on how to help. All donations are tax deductible.”
“What Heroes do in life, will echo an eternity

 

Groundbreaking will take place on October 14, 2010. The Museum will be built on Federal land across the street from the existing National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in historic Judiciary Square, the symbolic seat of the nation’s criminal justice system. A gala celebration is planned for that evening at the National Building Museum. The National Law Enforcement Museum is scheduled to open in late 2013.


National Law Enforcement Museum

National Law Enforcement Museum

 

Shane has a 4 star approach to his plan for running the Sheriff’s office. You can read it on his site. More about Shane’s plan

Shane was born and raised in Adams County Indiana and very active in the community. He is running on a conservative republican platform. He has a total of 18 years in law enforcement, 11 with the Adams County SO. Shane completed his MBA this spring. Please read more about Shane on his website

 

As many of you know by now, our father Paul Ludwig III, found out he has Stage 4 Adenocarcenoma cancer in May of this year. The Oncologist explained that this is irreversible, terminal, and chemotherapy will not stop this cancer. What many of you do not know is approximately three years ago, Dad’s retirement pension from Metro Transit Police Department in Washington, D.C. was reduced from $2800.00 a month down to only $770.00 a month because of a flaw in the disability pension. Read more about Officer Ludwig

After finding out about his illness, he contacted his lawyer to ask the department to speed up their civil case, taking into account the terminal prognosis of his disease. After this request, they received a letter in early July from the department that stated the mediation hearing is set March of 2011 (Next Spring!!!). They are delaying on purpose knowing how dire his situation is. As you can sense we are infuriated with what the department has done to him.

NOTHING was ever taken care of by Metro. The FOP Union was also contacted and all parties agreed that this is a major “Wrong” in the pension, unfortunately their hands were also tied at that point. Metro is dragging its feet hoping that my dad will just go away.

 

Tallahassee, FL – Today, August 19, 2010 the McCollum Campaign for Governor announced the Chiefs for Quality Law Enforcement Committee of Continuous Existence (fpca.com) has endorsed Bill McCollum in the Republican primary for governor. This is the organization’s first endorsement in a gubernatorial race.

Bill McCollum enjoys strong support from Florida’s law enforcement community, where he has also received the support of more than 30 current and former Florida sheriffs and the Fraternal Order of Police.

 
Broward Police Academy Groundbreaking Ceremony

The Broward College District Board of Trustees and President J. David Armstrong, Jr. invite you to the Broward College Institute of Public Safety Groundbreaking Ceremony Introductions by Senator Nan H. Rich

Governor Charlie Crist, Guest Speaker

Wednesday, August 18, 2010, 2 p.m.
Broward College A. Hugh Adams Central Campus
3501 S.W. Davie Road
Davie, FL 33314

BrowardPoliceAcademy.com
Please RSVP to 954-201-7550 or dcircons@broward.edu

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