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Jul 31
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Bel Air Police Keeping Everyone Safe on Independence Day!

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
Police in Bel Air, Maryland, including I.U.P.A. Local Bel Air Police Association, #229 members, watched over Independence Day events and celebrations to keep everyone safe. Bel Air Police Department posted...
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Jul 05
2

Memorial Tribute to Detective Sergeant Frank Gualdino

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
Yonkers Police Department shared on social media about the tribute to Detective Sergeant Frank Gualdino, “A tribute to Detective Sergeant Frank Gualdino: this restored 1992 Chevrolet Caprice will be displayed...
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Jun 26
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Hero Spotlight: Bogalusa Officers of the Year

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
I.U.P.A. Local Bogalusa Police Association, #85 members Detective Sergeant Justin Blackwell and CO II Leonard Powell received awards from the local American Legion and Rotary Club. Every year, awards are...
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Jun 21
2

Cops, Kids, and K9s in Defiance, Ohio

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
I.U.P.A. Local Defiance Police Officers Association members and officers from Defiance Police Department along with Sampson, the therapy dog from the PD Victim Services Division, visited Defiance Elementary School, where...
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Jun 13
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Hero Spotlight: WACOPS Officers Protecting and Serving on the Ground and In the Sky

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
I.U.P.A. Local Washington Council of Police and Sheriffs (WACOPS) Members from all over the State of Washington have been busy protecting and serving their citizens on the ground and even...
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Jun 05
3

Hero Spotlight: Deputy Eric Blake

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
Deputy Eric Blake has recently retired with twenty-six years of service from the Broward Sheriff’s Office. His latest assignment was as a School Resource Deputy in Parkland BSO where the...
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May 30
4

Sign Up NOW for the 2023 LEORF Golf Classic!

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
Proceeds from the LEORF Golf Classic are used to benefit the families of fallen police officers and officers and their families when an officer has faced disaster, violence, injury, or...
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May 22
1

2023 Virginia Beach Police Memorial

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
This week’s LEORF News article comes from the 2023 Virginia Beach Police Memorial that took place on Wednesday, May 17, 2023 during Police Week. I.U.P.A. Local Virginia Beach Police Benevolent...
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May 15
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Annual Wreath Laying in D.C. for Police Week

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
I.U.P.A. Local Prince William County Police Association has a wreath laying ceremony every year at the start of Police Week at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Every year, they...
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May 08
2

True Blue BBQ Team Smoking Brisket for Charity

By leorf_usr | LEORF News
Hobbs Police Department posted about some of their officers, including an I.U.P.A. Local Hobbs Police Association Member, Officer Blanchard. The officers comprise the True Blue BBQ Team and they smoke...
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Injury Support

L.E.O.R.F. provides support to seriously assaulted Law Enforcement Officers in the line of duty. According to the 2016 FBI statistics for Law Enforcement Officers who were assaulted in the line of duty, it revealed of 57,180 officers assaulted, 28.9% were injured and 32.2 % were assaulted while responding to disturbance calls.

Disaster Relief

L.E.O.R.F. provides support to Law Enforcement Officers that face natural disasters such as, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc. while in the line of duty. These brave men and women leave their own families during these disasters to protect and keep other family’s loved ones safe during a disaster. In some cases, they lose their homes or their organization’s facility where they work. L.E.O.R.F. Fund, Inc. assist with rebuilding so, they can still perform their duties knowing their families are safe as well as, having a place to work from.

Family Assistance

Families that lose a Law Enforcement Officer member, not only lost a loved one who sacrificed their life to protect and serve but, they lost the future of the way their family unit was planned. It takes weeks for them to receive the benefits they duly deserve while funeral costs, household expenses and other bills accumulate. L.E.O.R.F. Fund, Inc. cannot fill the gap left behind of survivors but, it can provide some assistance so, they have time to mourn their loss.