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Address: 2636 Mitcham Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32308

Phone: (850) 219-3631

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Florida Police Chiefs Association @FloridaChiefs

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Our deepest sympathy to the family and @CityofTampaPD. https://t.co/kIUztl5vEM

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TampaPD @TampaPD
It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Kirby Rainsberger, our Legal Advisor, Chief Assistant City Attorney, & friend. Kirby served the @CityofTampa for 30 years. His legacy will never be lost. He will never be forgotten.
Read more about Kirby: https://t.co/Bv0dZNQQy7 https://t.co/loyraCCv2W

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Florida Police Chiefs Association @FloridaChiefs

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27 minutes ago
FPCA recognizes our @PSLPolice Offficers! https://t.co/hBMtZnBg41

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Port St. Lucie PD @PSLPolice
Ahoy, three police officers recently selected to join the PSLPD Marine Unit. They’ll be patrolling the waterways on select days and holidays. According to USA Today, boat sales have surged during the pandemic. https://t.co/awRO84eDtk Stay safe and dry 😎 https://t.co/iQb1g15vTU

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Florida Police Chiefs Association @FloridaChiefs

4 hours ago
Thanks for the reminder @MiamiBeachPD and how to play it safe by keeping your door locked! https://t.co/KwEBIuzhrx

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Miami Beach Police @MiamiBeachPD
One vehicle is stolen every 42.2 seconds in the U.S. Play it safe — keep your doors locked when you’re away from your vehicle. #VehicleTheft https://t.co/WJu7Ctf1zT

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Florida Police Chiefs Association @FloridaChiefs

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January is #MoveOver awareness month ! https://t.co/6b1Gw16U0u

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Florida Police Chiefs Association @FloridaChiefs

4 hours ago
What a wonderful surprise for these families in need! Thank you PBSO and K-12 ! @elior_namerica https://t.co/Y0j9mOQ9em

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FPCA wishes Saris Garcia a very Happy Birthday @portstluciepd! ...

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Florida Police Chiefs Association, (FPCA)

16 hours ago

FPCA thanks @miamibeachpd for the reminder to keep your doors locked!

One vehicle is stolen every 42.2 seconds in the U.S. Play it safe — keep your doors locked when you’re away from your vehicle. #VehicleTheft

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“One vehicle is stolen every 42.2 seconds in the U.S. Play it safe — keep your doors locked when you’re away from your vehicle. #VehicleTheft”

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Florida Police Chiefs Association, (FPCA)

17 hours ago

Please keep the Family and the Greenbelt Police Department in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Master Police Officer Christine Peters
Greenbelt Police Department, Maryland

End of Watch Thursday, January 14, 2021

Master Police Officer Christine Peters succumbed to injuries sustained 12 days earlier when she was struck by a vehicle on Edmonston Road, north of Cherrywood Lane, while assisting officers from the United States Park Police at the scene of a crash at about 10:00 pm.

Another vehicle struck Officer Peters while she was outside of her vehicle. She was flown to a local hospital where she remained until succumbing to her injuries.

Officer Peters had served with the Greenbelt Police Department for 22 years and had previously served with the University of Maryland Police Department. ...