 *** BPD DISTRICT REUNIONS ***
* * EASTERN DISTRICT REUNION **
Any officer ever assigned to the Eastern District is invited to a dinner reunion
held monthly at Steve's 40 East Restaurant in White Marsh, Maryland. For more details, contact Retiredofficers,
Bob Brown (,bcpdcar44@aol.com) Tony Petralia(tonypetralia@comcast.net) or Sgt. Nick Caprinolo (km3h@comcast.net).
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** NORTHWEST DISTRICT OLD TIMERS BREAKFAST **
Northwest District old timers meet for breakfast on the last Monday of each month at
Bob Evans on Padonia Road. contact Thor Dalebo for further information. ( tordale@msn.com )
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** Southern District Reunion **
The Last Patrol is a monthly meeting of retired Baltimore
Police Officers who served in the Southern District during their careers.
Members meet at the American Legion on Pittman Rd. in Glen Burnie on the 1st. Monday
of the month to reminisce the old days.
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If you know of any of the other Districts holding get-togethers please send the information
to this site to be posted so that everyone will be informed to the times and locations.
Lets keep up the brotherhood and friendships we had for our side partners and brothers.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
On December 3rd, 2009 at 10:00 AM, the will be a ceremony honoring the service of Detective Marty
Ward who gave his life while investigating a major narcotics ring 25 tears ago.
The ceremony will take place in the 1800 block of Frederick Ave.
During the ceremony, Marty's sons will receive a shadow box from the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Please forward this information to anyone you believe will be interested in attending.
Hopefully, there will be a large turn-out to participate in the Commemoration.
Thanks,
Frank Barlow
"Fly the Blue" Blue Ribbon Campaign
During National Police Week, COPS (Concerns of Police Survivors)encourages the display of blue ribbons
on car antennas.
Law enforcement personnel are encouraged to tie blue ribbons to cruiser antennas. Citizens are encouraged
to tie blue ribbons to their car antennas. These blue ribbons are a reminder of law enforcement personnel who have made the
ultimate sacrifice and in honor of those men and women who serve their communities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, year in
and year out. Any strip of royal blue ribbon will work
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Sixteenth
Mid-Atlantic Regional Police Collectors Extravaganza will be Sunday, October 25, 2009 10am-4pm @ the Elks Lodge, 6700
Kenilworth Ave. Riverdale, Maryland. Andy Ferraro will host it.
Admission is $5.00 Spouses and children will be admitted FREE.
Tables are $20.00, which includes
admission for the table-holder and family. 100 tables are available. The hall will open for exhibitor setup @ 9am. It will
open for the public @ 10am.
Some of the finest collectors in
the Mid-Atlantic States are expected.
A trophy will be awarded for the
best display.
The host hotel is the Marriott.
Please contact the hotel @ 301.441.3700
for room reservations.
Super Shuttle transportation from
Baltimore-Washington International Airport is available 24 hours to the show
or host hotel. Make reservations with the Super Shuttle @ 800.258.3826.
Please contact the host for additional
information, reservations, etc. @ 4214 Woodberry St., Hyattsville, Md. 20782-1171, tel.# 301.927.2327.
BALTIMORE
POLICE
Thin Blue Line Merchandise
Fallen Heroes Day is Observed Annually at
Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens on the First Friday in
May
Fallen Heroes Day is a meaningful opportunity to commemorate the members of Maryland’s Public
Safety Community that lose their lives in the line of duty. You are encouraged to attend to honor our Fallen Heroes, support
their survivors, and to thank our Everyday Heroes.
Fallen Heroes Day is observed annually at Dulaney Valley Memorial
Gardens on the first Friday in May.
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Each May, we reflect on those who have died in the line of duty during National Police Week.
Although only one week of the year is set aside for this special remembrance, the men and women who have made the ultimate
sacrifice are fresh in our thoughts and prayers every day. We remember the fallen men and women fondly, and each has left
a legacy of bravery and honor with the law enforcement community. We also must remember and comfort their families, who were
left with irreplaceable losses in their lives.
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