…out for the purpose of taking part in a reception for General U. S. Grant, during which Lieutenant Desmond was promoted to Captain and assigned to command Company B. By…
…a municipal police department. Only the most competent and uncorrupted were rehired to the new 300-man Police Department under the new non-partisan Police Commission. Frank was one of the first…
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…learned more that day than an entire year in college. Warren County Deputy Sheriff Brian Dulle was trying to stop a fleeing suspect when the vehicle speeding more than 100…
…a vital tool in today’s law enforcement community. Modern uniforms of many of the 100+ police agencies represented by the Museum The Museum houses the largest American Detective Badge collection…
…are coming.” Bussel continued up the stairs and, seeing Rose, asked why the police were coming. Rose responded by threatening to kill the girls and “the first cop who comes…
…for promotion April 20, 1895 and scored 100%. He took the oath of office for Patrolman on May 15, 1895. For many years, he was assigned to “the bottoms”, the…
…fight in World War II. He flew thirty air combat missions during four major campaigns. Warrant Officer Pitakos was honorably discharged on October 23, 1945 with a Distinguished Flying Cross…
…No. 17 on August 15, 1891, under Colonel C. B. Hunt. A tenth Company L was organized in Middletown on April 29, 1893, but none of the companies apparently saw…
…Several officers climbed aboard the streetcar and traveled to the other side. There, they joined with Cincinnati officers and began coming back in and firing at Bishop. Being shot at…
…in Lebanon where he intended to deploy Stop Sticks. He was outside his vehicle at 2:01 a.m., when Israel, traveling about 100 miles per hour, drove the Cadillac off the…