"EVER ON THE WATCH" THE HISTORY OF THE BALTIMORE POLICE DEPARTMENT by Ret. Officer W.M.Hackley

GOOD SITES TO VISIT

INTRODUCTION
MEDAL OF HONOR
ROLL CALL
FINAL ROLL CALL
BPD FALLEN HEROES
BALTIMORE POLICE ANGEL
INSPIRATION / PRAYERS
MEMORIAL PLAQUES
OUR WOUNDED
OUR HISTORY
BALTIMORE PARK POLICE
OFFICER W. M. HACKLEY
A FAMILY OF SERVICE
BADGES 1
BADGES 2
BADGES 3
HAT DEVICE
PATCHES
EQUIPMENT
PERSONNEL OF THE DEPARTMENT 1888
PERSONNEL OF THE DEPARTMENT1907
PICTURES OF PERSONNEL 1907
OUR POLICE 1
OUR POLICE 2
OUR POLICE 3
OUR POLICE 4
OUR POLICE 5
OUR POLICE 6
OUR POLICE 7
OUR POLICE 8
ACADEMY CLASS PHOTOS
CENTRAL DISTRICT
SOUTHEAST DISTRICT
EASTERN DISTRICT
NORTHEAST DISTRICT
NORTHERN DISTRICT
NORTHWEST DISTRICT
WESTERN DISTRICT
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
NEWS LETTERS
BALTIMORE FIRE 1904
COMMAND STAFF 1937
COMMAND STAFF 2002
NEW HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 1925
DISTRICT STATION HOUSES
ORIGINAL BPD DOCUMENTS
ARSON UNIT
AVIATION UNIT
C.I.D.
CRIME LAB
K-9 UNIT
MARINE UNIT
MOTOR UNIT
MOUNTED UNIT
TACTICAL SECTION
TRAFFIC DIVISION
T.I.S.
VICE SQUAD
BPD TEAMS
BPD VEHICLE HISTORY
DEPARTMENTAL ACCIDENTS
RESTORED BPD VEHICLES
BALTIMORE RIOTS 1861 & 1968
V.I.P.
MUSEUMS
POLICE INFORMATION
RETIREMENTS
BPD PHONE DIRECTORY
POLICE SHOWS / EVENTS
BALTIMORE POLICE VIDEO
BPD WAR STORIES
POLICE HUMOR
"THE POET"
POLICE WEEK
GOOD SITES TO VISIT
CREDITS
CONTACT BILL HACKLEY
FOP
NYPD / NYFD TRIBUTE 9-11-2001
COP'S HOLIDAY SEASON
POLICE ITEMS 4-SALE

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MICHAEL HACKLEY ARCHITECTS PC Architecture, Space Planning and Interior Design Solutions
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MICHAEL HACKLEY ARCHITECTS  PC, is a full service architectural and commercial interior design firm, located in Columbia, Maryland. In business for twenty-five years, the principal, president and founder

R. Michael Hackley, specializes in retail store design along with his associates. Recent projects at Columbia Mall include Edward Arthur Jewelers, Aromi d’ Italia restaurant, April Cornell, Great Wraps restaurant, Sweet Treat restaurant, Natural Nails Salon & Cosmetics, Great Earth Vitamins and  joie de vivre cosmetics.

 

Other commercial office interior design projects include law firms, medical office suites, the corporate headquarters for the Kennedy family in New York City and Special Olympics International Headquarters in Washington, DC, as well as office and retail store design for the American Psychiatric Association in Washington, DC. In addition, MICHAEL HACKLEY ARCHITECTS  PC continues to provide facility management services (preparation of leasing drawings for tenants) for General Growth Properties at Columbia Mall, and facility management and retail design services for tenants at Harbor Place and The Gallery in downtown Baltimore, as well as White Marsh Mall and Towson Town Center in Baltimore County.

 

Michael Hackley is a retired volunteer firefighter and EMT in Prince Georges County Maryland. Combining this experience with his architectural skills, Michael has worked with the volunteer and career fire departments on the design of nine new fire stations in Maryland and Delaware. Currently, in a joint venture effort with Bignell Watkins and Hasser Architects in Annapolis Maryland, MICHAEL HACKLEY ARCHITECTS  PC is designing several new emergency services facilities: Takoma Park Fire Station and MCFRS Germantown, and Rockville Volunteer Fire Station in Montgomery County, Brooklyn Park Fire Station and Severn Fire Station in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

 

Our firm has several commercial interiors projects in

the design and construction phase in Maryland including: The Annapolis Market House located in the downtown area of Annapolis near the waterfront; design and renovations of the BAA Maryland Corporate Management Offices, the Shoe Shine Parlor and the new US Airways Employee Lounge are located at the BWI/Baltimore Washington International Airport.

 

Michael Hackley, AIA is a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Architecture, member of the American Institute of Architects, and licensed to practice architecture in MD, DC, VA, DE, NY and PA. Michael also holds an NCARB certificate and has taught part time at the University of Maryland, Catonsville Community College and Montgomery College. R.Michael Hackley is a 20+ year resident of Columbia. He can be reached at his new office: 410.953.0588 or by E-mail at: michael@ mhapc.biz

  
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Proven experience with design and planning of Police, Fire and Public Safety Buildings

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ALL GAVE SOME . . . SOME GAVE ALL

  "...To those who so valiantly fought in the war against crime and injustice, the Maryland Fallen Police Officers Memorial extends its eternal gratitude to those who made the supreme sacrifice, preserving equality and freedom throughout the great State of Maryland. Time will not dim the glory of your deeds.  You and your sacrifice will never be forgotten."

Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.  Matthew 5:9


No one has greater love than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends.  John 15:13

Sergeant Dave Muhl  Crofton Md. Police Dept.

Maryland's Fallen Heroes               
   

Officer Vicent J Adolfo Officer William D Albers Officer Robert Alexander Officer John F Andrews Officer Gerald Michael Arminger Officer John W Arnold Officer Leo Bacon Officer Teddy L Bafford Sergeant Robert John Barlow Officer Thomas J Barlow Officer William J Baumer Officer John B Bealefeld Officer Nelson F Bell Officer William A Bell Officer Jospeh Daniel Benedict Officer Benjamin Benton Officer Alonzo B Bishop Officer John Blank Officer John R Block Officer Alfred P Bobelis Detective Richard F Bosak Officer Norman F Buchman Officer John P Burns Officer Thomas J Burns Officer Anthony A Byrd Officer Joseph F Carroll Officer Harold J Carey Officer John Christopher Officer Joseph Clark Sergeant Jack Lee Cooper Agent Michael J Cowdery Officer John J Dailey Officer Walter D Davis Station Clerk Thomas J Dillon Officer William F Doehler Officer James T Dunn Officer Richard H Duvall Officer Warren V Eckert Officer Charles R Ernest Officer Charles W Fisher Officer Charles S Frank Officer Kevon Malik Gavin Officer Lorenzo Arnest Gray Officer Martin Jospeh Greiner Detective Sergeant Frank William Grunder Officer Jimmy Dale Halcomb Officer Carroll Hanley Officer George D Hart Officer George F Heim Officer Charles M Hilbert Officer Max Hirsh Officer Robert M Hurley Officer Clinton M Hyde Officer Herman A Jones Sergeant William Jourdan Officer James L Joyce Chief Engineer Joseph Keene Officer John T King Jr Officer William S Knight Officer Frederick K Kontner Officer Edward J Kowalewski Officer Robert Henry Kuhn Officer John Lanahan Officer Frank L Latham Officer Richard J Lear Officer John T Lloyd Officer Aubrey L Lowman Officer Arthur H Malinofski Officer William J Martin Officer Walter Patrick Matthys Sergeant George M J May Officer Kevin McCarthy Officer Henry M Mickey Officer Richard Thomas Miller Officer Roy L Mitchell Officer Roland Wallace Morgan Officer James Murphy Officer Michael Neary Officer Robert K Nelson Detective Thomas G Newman Officer Elmer A Noon Officer Thomas J O'Neill Officer Carl Peterson Jr Officer John R Phelan Sergeant John David Platt Officer Claude J Profili Sergeant James J Purcell Detective John Richards Officer Timothy B Ridenour Officer Robert M Rigdon Officer John Rixham Officer Calvin M Rodwell Officer Jamie Allen Roussey Officer Edgar J Rumpf Officer William L Ryan Officer Donald W Sager Officer George C Sauer Sergeant James L Scholl Officer Webster E Schumann Officer Richard D Seebo Officer Crystal D Sheffield Officer Edward S Sherman Officer Henry Smith Jr Officer Milton I Spell Detective John H Spencer Officer John A Stapf Officer Thomas F Steinacker Officer Francis R Stransky Officer Henry W Sudmeier Lieutenant Owen Eugene Sweeney JR Lieutenant Walter A Taylor JR Officer Ronald L Tracey Officer Fred R Unger Detective Marcellus Ward Lieutenant Martin E Webb Officer Ira Neil Weiner Officer Frank Warren Whitby Officer John C Williams Officer Brian D Winder Officer Barry Winston Wood Officer William J Woodcock Night Watchman George Workner Officer Jacob Zapp

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MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is to generate increased public support for the law enforcement profession by permanently recording and appropriately commemorating the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers; and to provide information that will help promote law enforcement safety.


  

GOALS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

  1. Built the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, which is visited by more than 200,000 people annually.

  2. Established and now operate the Memorial Museum and Visitors Center.

  3. Collected and catalogued information on more than 17,500 law enforcement fatalities.

  4. Published the book, To Serve and Protect-A Tribute to American Law Enforcement.

  5. Successfully lobbied for a federal law requiring all American flags to be lowered to half-staff on "Peace Officers Memorial Day" (May 15th each year).

  6. Successfully lobbied for a federal law authorizing the U.S. Mint to issue 500,000 National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Commemorative Silver Dollars. Approximately $1.5 million in proceeds were raised for maintenance and repair of the Memorial.

  7. Created and now maintain an Internet Web Site, which includes a complete listing of all law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty (www.nleomf.com).

  8. Conduct an annual Candlelight Vigil attended by more than 18,000 people to honor fallen officers and to announce the Roll Call of new officer names added to the Memorial walls.

  9. Successfully lobbied for a federal law (P.L. 106-492) which authorizes the building of a national law enforcement museum on federal property at Judiciary Square in Washington, D.C. Construction is expected to begin in 2007, with opening scheduled for 2009. The $80 million required to build the National Law Enforcement Museum must be raised privately; as such, the NLEOMF has embarked on A Matter of Honor: The Campaign to Build the National Law Enforcement Museum.

     

      

     

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    The Officer Down Memorial

    Mission Statement

    The Officer Down Memorial Page, Inc., (ODMP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring America's fallen law enforcement heroes. More than 17,000 officers have made the ultimate sacrifice in the United States and it is with great honor that the ODMP pays a lasting tribute to each of these officers by preserving their memories within its pages. All who visit the ODMP will be deeply moved by the countless stories of selfless courage and heroism exhibited by officers who lost their lives while serving and protecting the citizens of this great nation.

    Visit the OFFICER DOWN MEMORIAL

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