Frederick County honors fallen police officers in solemn ceremony
Frederick County held a memorial at Mount Olivet Cemetery with remarks by Mayor Jim Grimes honoring officers who died in the line of duty and praising their families. The gathering underscored officers’ vulnerability as assaults on law enforcement rise. Maryland police noted three officer fatalities in 1995 and 4,425 assaults statewide.
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U. S. Department of Defense
Frederick County
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Maryland
Uniform Crime Report Section
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Assaults on enforcers rise as officers targeted
Frederck County officials report nine assaults on officers this year as State's Attorney Scott Rolle notes a changing attitude toward police. He warns such attacks endanger all, while wreaths and taps honors police fallen in the line of duty amid a helicopter tribute.
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Frederck County
Scott Rolle
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Volunteers graduate to aid Frederick police force
Frederick Police Department graduation pins 10 members as Uniform Volunteer Auxiliary officers who will direct traffic monitor homes and assist motorists. They completed 60 hours of training under Officers Kundrat and Patewald, range in age 23 to 73, including a teacher and a National Guardsman.
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Ray Raffensberger
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Joseph Kundrat
Stephen Patewald
Festival coordinator hired for county ethnic festival
Marie Floyd, owner of Extraordinary Events, was hired by the county Human Relations Concission as event coordinator. The ethnic festival on Sept 10 at Baker Park will be managed by Floyd with a volunteer committee, and she invites calls to volunteer at 801-631-2426.
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School art and music programs reorganized in Frederick County
Frederick County Public Schools will divide art and music duties between two specialists by grade level with a July 1 start. Russell Beaton becomes visual and performing arts curriculum specialist for middle and high schools, while elementary candidates will be sought. The restructuring places elementary schools under Dr. Elizabeth Morgan and middle to high schools under David Markoe, with broader support for special education guidance and technology. Beaton aims to boost integration and student participation, stressing no diminishment of art and music programs.
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Frederick County Public Schools
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David Markoe
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Morgan
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Linganore High
Walkersville High
Police Auxiliary Volunteers Aim to Aid Officers
Whidden praises nine volunteers who will support police with office chores not carrying guns. He aims to be a credible witness and testify in court, helping officers by handling mundane tasks so they can focus on more important matters.
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