Runner’s Club President/Boston Police Officer Cecil Jones with some of the young runners In preparation for this weekend’s Boston’s Run To Remember, The Colonel Daniel Marr Boys & Girls Training Team completed their six week training program with a shopping trip to the New Balance Factory Store. 20 Dorchester youth between the ages of 10 […]
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The Boston Police Department and Boston Police Runner\’s Club invite you to the second running of Boston\’s Run To Remember on March 11-12, 2006. Honor Massachusetts Law Enforcement Officers killed in the line of duty by celebrating their lives and giving back to the community. Net proceeds from the event go to Kids at Risk
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At a press conference yesterday, Mayor Thomas Menino, Police Commissioner Kathleen O’Toole, and STOP Handgun Violence unveiled Boston’s newest initiative in the fight to combat illegal gun trafficking. The Message “STOP TRAFFIC: Background Checks Stop Crime” is now displayed on America’s largest billboard, a 252-foot long sign along the Massachusetts Turnpike next to Fenway Park.
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On Tuesday, Commissioner Kathleen M. O\’Toole met with approximately 100 students from Emerson College. The goal of this forum was to facilitate an open dialog between the Boston Police Department and Emerson students. Joining Commissioner O\’Toole was Captain Bernard O\’Rourke, Commander of District A-1. The evening included discussions on a number of topics, including:
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Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s forum with Commissioner O’Toole.The forum was an open dialog between the Boston Police and Emerson College students on several issues of concern, including the quality of life in the Theater District and police expectations of student behavior. One of the topics we addressed was the issue of
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The Boston Police Department will be profiled on this weekend’s edition of \”America’s Most Wanted.\” John Walsh and his crew at the nationally-renowned program will be profiling our fugitive apprehension efforts, unsolved cases, as well as our successful Operation Home Safe. Saturday night, 9 Pm.
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Commissioner Kathleeen M. O’Toole, BPD college liaison Captain William Evans, and members of the Boston Police Department met with representatives from student government associations and student media at Police Headquarters this past Monday afternoon. Among the schools represented: Boston University, MIT, Northeastern University, and Suffolk University. Commissioner O’Toole and the students discussed topics such as:
WHAT: The Colonel Daniel Marr Boys & Girls Training Team will kick off their six week training program to prepare a group of Boston youth for the 2006 Boston’s Run To Remember. With the assistance of the Boston Police Department, the Boston Police Runner’s Club and staff members from the Boys & Girls Club, these
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Pictured (l-r) the 2006 Pinnacle Awards recipients: Marianne Ajemian, Esq.Partner, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP, Cheryl LaFleur, President of New England Distribution – National Grid, Julie Anne Smith, Vice President, Global Marketing – Genzyme Corporation, Cathy Minehan, President and CEO – Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Kathleen M. O’Toole, Police Commissioner – Boston Police Department,
Pictured (l-r) the 2006 Pinnacle Awards recipients: Marianne Ajemian, Esq.Partner, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP, Cheryl LaFleur, President of New England Distribution – National Grid, Julie Anne Smith, Vice President, Global Marketing – Genzyme Corporation, Cathy Minehan, President and CEO – Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Kathleen M. O’Toole, Police Commissioner – Boston Police Department,