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On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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
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 July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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
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 July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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
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 July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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
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
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
Members of the Baltimore Police Department, first introduced you to Julia Warren, last March of 2013. Julia is visiting Baltimore from Tenessee with her grand mother. She's a patient at an area hospital and she's 7 years old. Although Julia's road was rough and her battle was tough, The Baltimore Police Department and all of its members had willingly given their time to show gratitude to a true hero, Julia. Prior to Julia's departure from Baltimore, she met with our Aviation Unit who honored her with her special t-shirt and her very own wings. She also met with our Mounted unit, K9 unit, Motors Unit, Public Affairs Office and Accident Investigations Unit. in behalf of BPD,we like to thank every member of this department and their help with Julia, and we'd like to wish Julia all the best with her future endeavors.
Photography: G.lnocentes
watch the video on youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxAWMWrDvJE
related links:
BPDTV
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyEWr0jZYcE
More pictures of Julia with BPD.
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151340582226956.10737...
Julia Warren's Community Page:
www.facebook.com/StrivingForJulia
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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
Today, members of the Baltimore Police Department- Southeastern District hosted the Bayview Community Association for #NationalNightOut. A great way to build relationships with our residents and promote community policing.
#communitypolicing #BPDstrong
Commissioner for a Day
August 7, 2013
Ra-Kiera Gibbs - 7, who was named "BPD Commissioner for the Day" was chosen for her bravery; taking a stand against bullying as she attended the John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center. Ra-Kiera decided to let counselors know about kids and students who were being bullied. She was also chosen as the winner for writing an essay on bullying. Louis Johnson, named "BPD Deputy Commissioner for the day", was chosen after becoming a staunch ally to those who have been bullied.
Special Thanks to
Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts
Stella Clanton, Director of Programs- Baltimore City Recreation & Parks
Carolyn Newton, Director- John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center
Phil DeRosier, Chief Pilot/Lecturer- Curriculum and Instruction Aviation Program, Delaware State University
Paul Jones, Co-Clerk- Peace and Justice Joint Committee at JHU Homewood Campus, Stony Run Friends School.
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
Baltimore Police Department
Media Relations Section / Video Unit
Commissioner for a Day
August 7, 2013
Ra-Kiera Gibbs - 7, who was named "BPD Commissioner for the Day" was chosen for her bravery; taking a stand against bullying as she attended the John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center. Ra-Kiera decided to let counselors know about kids and students who were being bullied. She was also chosen as the winner for writing an essay on bullying. Louis Johnson, named "BPD Deputy Commissioner for the day", was chosen after becoming a staunch ally to those who have been bullied.
Special Thanks to
Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts
Stella Clanton, Director of Programs- Baltimore City Recreation & Parks
Carolyn Newton, Director- John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center
Phil DeRosier, Chief Pilot/Lecturer- Curriculum and Instruction Aviation Program, Delaware State University
Paul Jones, Co-Clerk- Peace and Justice Joint Committee at JHU Homewood Campus, Stony Run Friends School.
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
Baltimore Police Department
Media Relations Section / Video Unit
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
Commissioner for a Day
August 7, 2013
Ra-Kiera Gibbs - 7, who was named "BPD Commissioner for the Day" was chosen for her bravery; taking a stand against bullying as she attended the John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center. Ra-Kiera decided to let counselors know about kids and students who were being bullied. She was also chosen as the winner for writing an essay on bullying. Louis Johnson, named "BPD Deputy Commissioner for the day", was chosen after becoming a staunch ally to those who have been bullied.
Special Thanks to
Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts
Stella Clanton, Director of Programs- Baltimore City Recreation & Parks
Carolyn Newton, Director- John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center
Phil DeRosier, Chief Pilot/Lecturer- Curriculum and Instruction Aviation Program, Delaware State University
Paul Jones, Co-Clerk- Peace and Justice Joint Committee at JHU Homewood Campus, Stony Run Friends School.
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
Baltimore Police Department
Media Relations Section / Video Unit
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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 July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
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 July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.
Members of the Baltimore Police Department, first introduced you to Julia Warren, last March of 2013. Julia is visiting Baltimore from Tenessee with her grand mother. She's a patient at an area hospital and she's 7 years old. Although Julia's road was rough and her battle was tough, The Baltimore Police Department and all of its members had willingly given their time to show gratitude to a true hero, Julia. Prior to Julia's departure from Baltimore, she met with our Aviation Unit who honored her with her special t-shirt and her very own wings. She also met with our Mounted unit, K9 unit, Motors Unit, Public Affairs Office and Accident Investigations Unit. in behalf of BPD,we like to thank every member of this department and their help with Julia, and we'd like to wish Julia all the best with her future endeavors.
Photography: G.lnocentes
watch the video on youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxAWMWrDvJE
related links:
BPDTV
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyEWr0jZYcE
More pictures of Julia with BPD.
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151340582226956.10737...
Julia Warren's Community Page:
www.facebook.com/StrivingForJulia
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
BPD with the Park Heights Community at the C.C. Jackson Community Center for National Night Out.
#communitypolicing #BPDstrong
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
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
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
Commissioner for a Day
August 7, 2013
Ra-Kiera Gibbs - 7, who was named "BPD Commissioner for the Day" was chosen for her bravery; taking a stand against bullying as she attended the John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center. Ra-Kiera decided to let counselors know about kids and students who were being bullied. She was also chosen as the winner for writing an essay on bullying. Louis Johnson, named "BPD Deputy Commissioner for the day", was chosen after becoming a staunch ally to those who have been bullied.
Special Thanks to
Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts
Stella Clanton, Director of Programs- Baltimore City Recreation & Parks
Carolyn Newton, Director- John E. Howard Brookfield Recreation & Park Center
Phil DeRosier, Chief Pilot/Lecturer- Curriculum and Instruction Aviation Program, Delaware State University
Paul Jones, Co-Clerk- Peace and Justice Joint Committee at JHU Homewood Campus, Stony Run Friends School.
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
Baltimore Police Department
Media Relations Section / Video Unit
Police Commissioner Michael Harrison stopped by and visited the Sharp - Leadenhall and Otterbein Community’s National Night Out. #communitypolicing #BPDstrong
Members of the Baltimore Police Department, first introduced you to Julia Warren, last March of 2013. Julia is visiting Baltimore from Tenessee with her grand mother. She's a patient at an area hospital and she's 7 years old. Although Julia's road was rough and her battle was tough, The Baltimore Police Department and all of its members had willingly given their time to show gratitude to a true hero, Julia. Prior to Julia's departure from Baltimore, she met with our Aviation Unit who honored her with her special t-shirt and her very own wings. She also met with our Mounted unit, K9 unit, Motors Unit, Public Affairs Office and Accident Investigations Unit. in behalf of BPD,we like to thank every member of this department and their help with Julia, and we'd like to wish Julia all the best with her future endeavors.
Photography: G.lnocentes
watch the video on youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxAWMWrDvJE
related links:
BPDTV
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyEWr0jZYcE
More pictures of Julia with BPD.
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151340582226956.10737...
Julia Warren's Community Page:
www.facebook.com/StrivingForJulia
Photography:
Gino Inocentes
On July 14, 2016, 6th graders from The Bridges of St Paul School visited the Baltimore Police Department Headquarters building.
They were greeted by Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and Media Relations Chief, T.J. Smith.
The children and their advisors visited the Communication’s Section, fed the horses of the Mounted Unit, sat on police motorcycles, and got an up and close look at the prized Fox Trot. Before departing, the day was capped off with a ride around the Baltimore Inner Harbor in one the police department’s marine boats.