US EditionLocal bravery and police service recognized during National Police Week
- National Police Week was observed from May 11 to May 17, 2025, with ceremonies held across multiple U.S. States to honor law enforcement officers who serve and sacrifice.
- Local events, including Kauai's proclamation ceremony on May 12 and a memorial service on Oahu that evening, marked the week to recognize officers who fell in the line of duty and celebrated community service.
- In Delaware, a twelve-car caravan with handmade signs and flags traveled Route 13, stopping at six police departments, while in Virginia, riders placed flags for fallen officers during a three-day Police Unity Tour.
- In 2025, 345 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty were honored on the memorial wall, including 70 from New York state, reflecting broad recognition of their sacrifices nationwide.
- These observances emphasize community gratitude and the ongoing commitment to support police officers and families impacted by loss, reflected in lighting events, official honors, and public statements.
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Daughtry to Newsmax: Never Forget Sacrifices of Police
National Police Week is a somber week for law enforcement officers, and it is important “that we never forget the ultimate sacrifices that officers have made,” Kaz Daughtry, New York City’s deputy mayor for public safety, told Newsmax on Friday. “Nobody, no officer, wants to have their name put on the memorial [National Law Enforcement Memorial] in Washington,” Daughtry said on “American Agenda.” “But it’s important that we never forget the ulti…
Honor law enforcement during National Police Week and always
BURLINGTON — In honor of National Police Week, the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Vermont (and the people of Vermont) recognizes the service and sacrifice of federal, state, county, and local law enforcement officers in Vermont. This…
Police week ceremony cancelled due to severe weather - KBSI FOX23 News Cape Girardeau News
MURRAY, Ky., (KBSI) – Severe weather forced the cancellation of the Police Week ceremony for the Murray Police Department. However, the department remains committed to honoring law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. Chief Sam Bierds recorded a message paying tribute to the fallen officers. Categories: News Tags: Kentucky, Murray, Murray Police Department
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