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Our Fallen Heroes, have come to resemble the
Lord Jesus Christ, when they give their lives for others, as He did.
I imagine God can appreciate a tough, street
smart Baltimore Policeman
Remember in your prayers
those fellow officers who
have
made the ultimate sacrifice
Their badges have turned into stars when their shifts ended here, thanks for lighting up the sky
just a little bit more for us
May God Bless all our fellow Brothers and Sisters and watch over them as they keep us safe
Jeannie Baumgart, sister of Fallen Hero Norman “Fred” Buchman
during a ceremony at the Baltimore Police Memorial.
The new Baltimore Police Annex building attached to the Headquarters building in the background
Together
We
Are The Thin Blue Line
B ALTIMORE POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Throughout our City’s History, the brave men and women of The Baltimore City Police
Department have preserved to protect the citizens of Baltimore from the street battles, the drugs wars, the robberies, the
shootings and the murders. Through the challenging peacekeeping, our men and women in uniform have stood proudly in defense
of the City of Baltimore. In the two centuries since our City's birth, more than 100 have paid the price of that challenge
with their lives.
Joining the ranks of these heroes are the thousands of family members and fellow officers that were
left behind. Many have been lost in the chaos of grief from the loss of a spouse, a mother or a father, a son or daughter,
a brother or a sister, a child, a friend, a partner. No greater love to have, than to give of one’s life for another.
Our Fallen Heroes will never be forgotten.
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A Baltimore Police Officer being laid to Eternal Rest
"They are ours forever, their
deeds woven into our lives forever. Their deaths were part of the life of this state... What they did was profound. It is
part of us now, part of the record of a community, part of the history of this small place on earth we call our home."
Dan Rodricks, keynote address, Fallen
Heroes Day 1986.
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Baltimore City Police Department
Baltimore, MD
ROLL
CALL OF HEROES
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Night Watchman John Omayer
Baltimore City Police Department, MD
EOW: Saturday, November 15, 1856
Cause of
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Sergeant George M. J. May
Baltimore City Police Department, MD
EOW: Sunday, February 12, 1928
Cause of Death: Automobile
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