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Police Officer Thomas Bolte celebrates 40 years with the BPD.
Congratulations Officer Bolte, 40 years is an amazing accomplishment. And still going...
#BPDStrong #BPDProud
Yesterday, Officer Brian Burke was greeted by his family, members of the department and Commissioner Harrison as he was released from Shock Trauma after being shot in the line of duty earlier this month.
We want to thank Dr. Scalea and the entire team at the University of Maryland R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center for the care they provided to Officer Burke
On Friday, July 10th at 2:30 P.M., members of the Northern District welcomed Lieutenant Mo Gaba to the Baltimore Police Department.
Lieutenant Gaba, who has been battling cancer his whole life, is an inspiration to all who know him as he exudes courage, selflessness, patience, and humility.
Accompanying Lieutenant Gaba when he was honored by the BPD was his mother and Jeremy Conn of 105.7 TheFan.
Lieutenant Gaba, welcome to the BPD.
#MoStrong #BaltimorePolice #northerndistrict #BPDStrong
The Ravens organization presents 3 brand new Harley- Davidson to Baltimore Police Department
September 17, 2013
watch the video on youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot2K9WEd264
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
To Our Fallen Heroes- Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice. You and your families continue to be in our prayers for you are gone but never forgotten.
As Narrated by Richard Sher
Written by Lt. Steven Olson
BPD Historian: Det. Robert P. Brown
Produced by BPD's Office of Public Information
Editor: Gino Inocentes
#BPDStrong #OurFallenHeroes #GoneButNotNeverForgotten #NationalPoliceWeek2020
On Friday, July 10th at 2:30 P.M., members of the Northern District welcomed Lieutenant Mo Gaba to the Baltimore Police Department.
Lieutenant Gaba, who has been battling cancer his whole life, is an inspiration to all who know him as he exudes courage, selflessness, patience, and humility.
Accompanying Lieutenant Gaba when he was honored by the BPD was his mother and Jeremy Conn of 105.7 TheFan.
Lieutenant Gaba, welcome to the BPD.
#MoStrong #BaltimorePolice #northerndistrict #BPDStrong
BPD with the Allendale Neighborhood Association for National Night Out.
#communitypolicing #BPDstrong
Yesterday, Officer Brian Burke was greeted by his family, members of the department and Commissioner Harrison as he was released from Shock Trauma after being shot in the line of duty earlier this month.
We want to thank Dr. Scalea and the entire team at the University of Maryland R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center for the care they provided to Officer Burke
Watch Fox 45's feature story about our Aviation Unit here:
foxbaltimore.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/baltim...
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
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BPD with the Sharp - Leadenhall and Otterbein Community’s National Night Out. #communitypolicing #BPDstrong
Yesterday, Officer Brian Burke was greeted by his family, members of the department and Commissioner Harrison as he was released from Shock Trauma after being shot in the line of duty earlier this month.
We want to thank Dr. Scalea and the entire team at the University of Maryland R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center for the care they provided to Officer Burke
To Our Fallen Heroes- Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice. You and your families continue to be in our prayers for you are gone but never forgotten.
As Narrated by Richard Sher
Written by Lt. Steven Olson
BPD Historian: Det. Robert P. Brown
Produced by BPD's Office of Public Information
Editor: Gino Inocentes
#BPDStrong #OurFallenHeroes #GoneButNotNeverForgotten #NationalPoliceWeek2020
32nd Annual National Peace Officers'
Memorial Service
May 15, 2013
Watch the video on youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPqQgarXMME
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
Public Affairs Section
V I D E O U N I T
To Our Fallen Heroes- Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice. You and your families continue to be in our prayers for you are gone but never forgotten.
As Narrated by Richard Sher
Written by Lt. Steven Olson
BPD Historian: Det. Robert P. Brown
Produced by BPD's Office of Public Information
Editor: Gino Inocentes
#BPDStrong #OurFallenHeroes #GoneButNotNeverForgotten #NationalPoliceWeek2020
BPD with Park Heights Community at the C.C. Jackson Community Center for National Night Out.
#communitypolicing #BPDstrong
100 years ago today, The Motor Unit was organized with 5 officers who drove Indian twin cylinder motorcycles.
Photos from BPD Photo Archives.
Graphic collage created by:
Gino Inocentes, BPD-Media Relations Section
May 29, 2014
Special Thanks to
Retired BPD Detective Kenneth Driscoll and
Officer Robert Brown.
BPD Employee Celebrated for 50 Years of Service
On December 8, 2020 Police Commissioner Michael Harrison along with members of the Communications Section and the Radio Repair Shop celebrated and honored John Hardesty as he completed 50 years of service with the Baltimore Police Department.
On December 7, 1970 at the age of 23, following a tour in the United States Army, John Hardesty was hired by the Baltimore Police Department as a “Dark Room Specialist”. Eleven years later, he transferred to the Communications Division as a Radio Maintenance Technician.
In July of 1997, John was promoted to Radio Maintenance Supervisor where he was tasked with supervising and providing guidance and training to a team of technicians. In this role, John was vital to the planning and development of the communications system and its evolution of what it has become.
His contributions not only impact the police department, but the city as a whole.
Today, John remains responsible for the maintenance, upkeep, and troubleshooting of the newly installed dispatch consoles in the Emergency Communications Center, located at police headquarters.
From time to time, you will also find John Hardesty back in the radio shop assisting officers with their radios and repairing a variety of electrical equipment.
#BPDStrong #BPDProud