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LEORF News
February 28, 2023

Hero Spotlight: School Resource Officer Roy

On SRO Appreciation Day, Officer Roy, along with Michelle Hughes and Claire Edwards from Lamarque Elementary School, were awarded certificates for Sarasota County Schools Cares of the Month for going above and beyond for a student. Officer Roy is a School Resource Officer and the Vice President of I.U.P.A. Local…
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February 21, 2023

Community Thanks and Support for Their LEOs

The community of Los Alamos, New Mexico is so appreciative of their LEOs that they send thank you cards and artwork year-round to the local police department. The local PD hallway is covered in messages of well wishes, support, and gratitude. The department posted photos of the hallway on social…
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LEORF News
February 6, 2023

Secondary Traumatic Stress

    What Is Secondary Traumatic Stress? When analyzing trauma on a complete, holistic level, and understanding how it can affect any particular person in a variety of ways, an often overlooked and undiscussed form is secondary traumatic stress. Also known as vicarious trauma, second hand trauma, PTSD by proxy, and…
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January 30, 2023

Hero Spotlight: Lakewood Detective Monique Gilstrap

Lakewood Police Department Detective Monique Gilstrap retired this month after a thirty-year career in the law enforcement profession. Lakewood Police Department shared on social media about many aspects of her impressive career, including her service on the Honor Guard, Theft Team, Internal Affairs, as the founding Detective on Lakewood’s Family…
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January 23, 2023

Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Las Vegas!

Across the United States this January 9, people thanked officers, dispatchers, and other law enforcement professionals, showing their appreciation in honor of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Las Vegas was no exception, and like most things in Las Vegas, they did it big and in bright lights – big, bright blue…
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January 17, 2023

Light Ohio Blue Showing Support for LEOs and Children

Toledo Police Department posted on Facebook, “Last night area first responders partnered with Light Ohio Blue for #OperationSantaSleigh2022. The caravan made its way around ProMedica Russell J. Ebeid Children’s Hospital to spread holiday joy to children in need. Thank you to everyone who participated! #toledopolice”. Mr. Greg Zattau, Vice President…
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LEORF News
January 10, 2023

Virginia Beach LEOs Giving Gift Cards to Needy Families

I.U.P.A. Local Virginia Beach Police Benevolent Association 34 collected money from the Virginia Beach, Virginia community and used the funds to purchase gift cards at Food Lion grocery stores. They then gifted the cards to Virginia Beach Human Services for them to distribute to needy families for holiday groceries.  They…
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LEORF News
January 3, 2023

LEOs Bringing Holidays Smiles to Local Families!

I.U.P.A. Local Milwaukee Police Association, #21 shared on social media about their efforts to bring smiles to the faces of two local families during the 2022 holidays when they gave them meals for Thanksgiving and Christmas as well as gave them gifts for Christmas! Milwaukee Police Association posted, “The MPA…
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LEORF News
December 15, 2022

Announcement: LEORF Harley Raffle 2022 Winners!

  The winners of the LEORF Harley Raffle 2022 are:   1st Prize: Grand American Touring 2022 Street Glide® Special in Black for Mr. Jon Miller from New York. 2nd Prize: $1,000 for Mr. James Cady from Florida. 3rd Prize: $500 for Mr. Hector Corchuelo from New York.   The…
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LEORF News
December 12, 2022

Message from C.O.P.S.: Officer Suicide Linked to Trauma on the Job

  Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) has more than doubled in membership in the past 10 years. The average used to be between 140-160 officers die in the line of duty each year, however, COVID, deaths from 9/11 cancer, and increased violence has made that average inaccurate. Our membership has…
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