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Motto of the Department
Established in 1888
"EVER ON THE WATCH"
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| COURTESY SERGEANT BERNIE WEHAGE |
Officer Al Moog, Central District 1960's
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| Photo courtesy Officer Kenneth M. Schiminger |
Officer Frederick I. Schiminger
Baltimore
City Police Officers stand by at a protest against segregations at drinking spots on Baltimore's infamous Red Light District
"The Block" May 23, 1966
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| Photo courtesy Detective Raymond Wilson |
Officer Raymond E. Wilson above in 1969 while assigned to Western District and below he is holding his daughter
Kathy.
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| Photo courtesy Detective Raymond Wilson |
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| Photo courtesy Officer Don DeWar |
Officer Don DeWar after graduation with his Mom & Dad
Don joined the department after 4 years in the Military but left the department after one year to continue his college
education which he had begun while serving in the department and graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice. He reentered
the US Army Reserve and retired after almost 37 years. He ran in 2006 for Baltimore City Council 1st District and
lost by a very slim margin and hopes to run again. A real success story for one of our very own.
Baltimore City
initiates a Gun Buy Program August 1974
Major John
Kollmann stands amid some of the 1,000 guns that the City bought at $50.00 each from City residents, no questions asked, as
an incentive to rid the City of guns.
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| Photo Courtesy Denise DePasquale (Daughter of Officer Timothy Ridenour) |
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| Photo Courtesy Denise DePasquale (Daughter of Officer Timothy Ridenour) |
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| Photo Courtesy Denise DePasquale (Daughter of Officer Timothy Ridenour) |
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| Photo Courtesy Denise DePasquale (Daughter of Officer Timothy Ridenour) |
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| Photo Courtesy Denise DePasquale (Daughter of Officer Timothy Ridenour) |
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| Photo Courtesy Officer Michael Caplan |
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| COURTESY SERGEANT BERNIE WEHAGE |
Officer Warren Todd Central District R/C 102 on a business check at Harley's, Liberty & Fayette Sts.
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| COURTESY OFFICER JOE WICZULIS |
Photograph of Colonel “Dick” Francis that was given to Officer Marion Wiczulis for Good Luck (above)
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| COURTESY OFFICER JOE WICZULIS |
During the Custom Motorcycle Show held March 1977, at the Timonium Fair Grounds, Officer Marion S. Wiczulis of the Enforcement
Section of the Traffic Division and his fiancée,Paula, devoted his spare time to display one of the Department's motorcycles
and also helped promote motorcycle safety in conjunction with members of the Baltimore County Police Department.
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| Courtesy Joe Wiczulis |
In 1982 Officer Marion Wiczulis, Traffic Enforcement, works an unmarked cruiser. The Traffic car was
the only one to have white wall tires and red lights, which were approved by Colonel Dick Francis at the time.
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| Courtesy Joe Wiczulis |
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College recognition ceremony August 14, 1981
From left to right Sergeant Alan Woods ( Legal Advisor's Office), Agent John Betso (Western District), Lieutenant
Joseph Chrisiansen (Northwest District), Agent Tom Douglas (Traffic), Agent Robert Jud (IID),Agent Larry Hornstein (Tactical),
Criminalist Bob Sroka
(Laboratory Division)
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| COURTESY OFFICER JOE WICZULIS |
Commissioner Frank J. Battaglia
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Police Commissioner Frank J. Bataglia (center) Officer Mike Arminger (left) who passed away LOD and Detective
Robert Jud (right)
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| BALTIMORE POLICE NEWSLETTER |
Detective Julius Neveker
December 1978
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| COURTESY OFFICER TONY PETRALIA |
Front row: Left to Right: Paul Blair, 3rd from left, Larry
Davis, now a Deputy in Queens Anne's County, Scott Wills, Ray Howard, Paul Davis
Knelling in front: Will Phelps, Joe Johnson
Rear: Tony Petralia, Ken Streets, Unknown Sgt, Sonny Lawson, George McClasky, Gary Starkey, John Dodge, Sgt.
Kevin Chubb, John McIntye
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