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Justice 75 Years in the Making: Sgt. Frank Linehan Finally Receives the Honor He Deserves

On November 14, 1950, New London Police Sergeant Frank Linehan collapsed and died after pushing through a crowd of 2,500 people at the Garde Theatre to help a woman who had fainted. For 75 years, his sacrifice went unrecognized. We are proud to share that Sgt.

Justice 75 Years in the Making: Sgt. Frank Linehan Finally Receives the Honor He Deserves

With Special Thanks to Our Members, the New Britain Police: AFSCME Council 4 Celebrates a Season of Giving, Service, and Solidarity

With Special Thanks to Our Members, the New Britain Police: AFSCME Council 4 Celebrates a Season of Giving, Service, and Solidarity

Every holiday season, AFSCME Council 4 proudly joins with our members in the New Britain Police Department to gather toys fo

With Special Thanks to Our Members, the New Britain Police: AFSCME Council 4 Celebrates a Season of Giving, Service, and Solidarity

Care for the community motivates this Bridgeport Police Officer

Every day, police officers put themselves in harm’s way to protect the public. Their sacrifices often go unnoticed and unappreciated despite their heroic efforts to keep us all safe.

Care for the community motivates this Bridgeport Police Officer

Fundraiser in honor of Stratford/Bpt Ofc. Kubel

As we continue to grieve the loss of Officer Kubel, we are honored to support a fundraiser organized by the Shelton Police Department. They are selling special shirts in his memory, with all proceeds going directly to the Kubel family.

Fundraiser in honor of Stratford/Bpt Ofc. Kubel

Press Coverage (Courant): "Suicide is the leading cause of police fatalities. Advocates say CT limits who can get help"

This story was published by the Hartford Courant on June 21, 2024 and can be found on their website HERE.

Press Coverage (Courant): "Suicide is the leading cause of police fatalities. Advocates say CT limits who can get help"