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Connecticut Make-A-Wish Police Parade Pep-Rally |
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The Connecticut chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation gets ready to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first wish ever granted. Porsche of Fairfield hosted the pep-rally to kick off this very exciting event, and my friends, they did a great job. On Sunday, February 27th Police Departments from all over the state showed their support by taking part in the first ever pre-event pep-rally for the upcoming Police Parade to be held on May 27, 2010
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Saint Augustine Police Department, Saint Augustine, Florida |
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Sgt. Jeffrey S. Boucher Memorial Scholarship Fund AUTO, BIKE & TRUCK SHOW |
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The City of Meriden, Connecticut, played host to the third annual Jeffrey S. Boucher Memorial Scholarship fundraiser on Sunday August 16, 2009. The successful auto show brought in close to seventy special interest and vintage vehicles from in and out of the state, all for a good cause. "Every year the show just keeps getting bigger and better" said Lieutenant Sal Nesci. Continued |
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OLD SAYBROOK POLICE DEPARTMENT CELEBRATES A NEW ERA |
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OLD SAYBROOK, CONNECTICUT - Chief Edmund Mosca officially retired on Wednesday, October 21, 2009, after serving forty-seven years of law enforcement service, thirty-four of them as Chief of Police. During his tenure, Chief Mosca was the longest serving police chief in the state, but on Wednesday night, Chief Mosca handed over the reins to his Deputy Chief, Michael Spera. Spera, 34 years old, has now become the youngest police chief presently serving in the State of Connecticut. Until this time, Hamden Police Department’s Chief Thomas Wydra held this distinct honor. The historic ceremony took place at Old Saybrook’s Senior High School located at 1111 Boston Post Road. The Northeast Vintage Police Car Association’s antique and classic police vehicles were in attendance and displayed in front of the high school’s auditorium. Numerous police motorcycles and police personnel from various police departments within the State were also on hand to help usher in the department’s new era. With lights flashing, and sirens wailing, Chief Michael Spera was welcomed aboard as the fifth Police Chief to command Old Saybrook’s department. |
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The 2nd Annual Old Saybrook, Connecticut Police Car Show
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STRATFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT Celebrates their 100th Anniversary
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The New York City Classic Car Show
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The 8th Annual Classic Police and Specialty Car Show was held at the New York City Police Museum this weekend. Classic police car aficionados from up and down the East Coast came to the New York Police Museum on Saturday to show off their classic police cars. The museum, which is located in Lower Manhattan, near Wall Street and the South Street Seaport, is home to a wide range of information and memorabilia pertaining to the history of the NYPD. The museum, which grew from a gallery housed at the NYPD Police Academy, opened at 26 Broadway at Bowling Green in January 2000 and re-opened in their present location at 100 Old Slip, former home of the First Precinct, in January 2002. Approximately 50 new and old police vehicles were in attendance on Saturday, including Tom Sheehy's beautifully restored 1973 Dodge Polara, Donald Miller and his period correct 1966 Dodge Polara, and June and Carl Durr with their 1959 Edsel Corsair 4dr Hardtop Sheriff's car. Continued |
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On Sunday, June 15, 2008, the North Haven Police Benevolent Association 1st Annual Car Show was held at the North Haven Middle School, 55 Bailey Road North Haven, Ct. The benefit featured antique cars, classic cars, muscle cars and vintage police cruisers along with Specialty Vehicles from various local Police Departments. There was also food, a DJ, face painting and balloons for the kids. Awards were given out including Best in Show, Mayor's Choice, Chief of Police's Choice, Best D.A.R.E. Car and Best Police Car. For more on the show, Continued
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The Verona New Jersey Police Benevolent Association presented their 2nd annual "Cops & Rodders" classic car show on Sunday, June 7, 2009. This show is just one of the many fund raisers the Verona P.B.A. host in order to raise funds for their many local educational programs including the D.A.R.E. program, Verona High School Scholarship Fund and Annual Holiday Costume Trip. The event took place at the Verona Civic Center, 600 Bloomfield Ave., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. There were many activities for show goers with children, including face painting, balloon sculptures, an inflatable obstacle course and, everybody's favorite, Dunk-A-Cop dunk tank. The show featured classic cars and trucks in 16 classes with four special classes assigned to police vehicles. There were more than 45 trophies awarded to the classic, vintage and specialty police vehicles including: The P.B.A. "President’s Pick" Police Car, Best-in-Show Police Car, Best-in-Show Classic Car and a very special award for the police vehicle driven farthest to the show. Continued |
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Leif Jungermann of Dortmund, Germany sent us this photo of his Florida Highway Patrol Vehicle poised in front of the historic port authority building in Dortmund. For more photos of Leif's FHP Camaro, Click here.
(Photos Courtesy of Angelo Appi) |
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