September 11, 2001 20 Year Anniversary
The New London Police Department in concert with the New London Police Union commemorated the 20 year anniversary of the infamous attacks on September 11, 2001..
NLPD Officers attend commemoration ceremony at the McCourt 9/11 Memorial Garden at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum. Photo courtesy of The Day.
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Members attended Sgt. Mohl’s services on September 9, 2021.
Officer Jaramillo was a distinguished member of the NLPD and a highly respected member of the Firearms Cadre.
Danny was presented with a plaque for his service by the NLPD Firearms Unit and also a retirement badge by Lt. Kalolo.
You will be missed!
UNION MEETING
October 6, 2021 @1500
NLPD LUNCH ROOM
S. Bolduc – K-9 Handler
J. Lamont – Evidence (Secondary)
T. Northup – Firearms Instructor
Congratulations and Good Luck!
Membership attends ceremony and hosts reception at Hot Rods!
A HUGE shout out to Rod for the spread!
Local 724 Members celebrate his accomplishment as a team member and wish him luck on his future endeavors.
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Mad Mike says goodbye!
Long time dispatcher bangs his last keyboard June 2nd
Back the Blue party at Filomena’s!
Great turnout for Lynch’s retirement and the Back the Blue event. Funds were raised to purchase ballistic vests for K-9 units from local Police Departments.
Thank you to everyone who came and showed your support!
Thank you local business who have recently reached out to show their gratitude towards police!
Grillo Family provides dinner for the Pd!
Recovery Room delivers pizza to Pd for Police Week!
Thank you!
Long time Amtrak PD Jimmy Moran Passes.
Daquan Stuckey, previously a State of Connecticut Judicial Marshall, is an alumnus of Quinnipiac University (Hamden, CT) with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a New Jersey native. Starts the academy June 4th.
Chief stuns the membership with retirement!
Congratulations Chief on 34 years in Law Enforcement!
Congratulations Trish Lieteau to her promotion to Capt – Groton City
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Thank you Kat!
Read Letter to editor
New London council showing its anti-police bias
Congratulations to our brothers at IAFF Local 1522
Battalion Chief Michael Leonard
Lieutenant Justin Curcio
Firefighter Chris Bunkley
Members furious, morale at an all time low!
724 mourns Sgt Mattson
“Mad Dog”
Breakfast send off for MPO Baker!
Late June party TBA at Hot Rods!
Thank you petition organizers!
We have met the threshold!
Taking the vote to the people!!
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“The groups that led the charge and signed a letter requesting the repeal have been vocal about their efforts to defund the police department,” Goulart said. “This ordinance was the barrier. We’re not stupid. These two things are linked.”
Congrats Lt Keating and Sgt Linderson!
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Trustees roll up their sleeves and dig into the books!
Send their finding to the EBoard
NLPU mourns the recent loses of Capt Richard West
and Vinny Garcia.
Local 724 didn’t even have a seat at the table for their input!
Public Safety Policy Review Committee
Thank you to Old Saybrook Police, CRAHD, Chief Spera and the OS Emergency Management team for providing NLPD with COVID Vaccines!
A huge thank you to Max Berstch for organizing!
Bench at Ocean Beach
Outside the Ice cream stand
Officer Nott shows the Mitchell Early Education children tad pols that FF J Nott and Dee had caught.
The Midnight crusader Wayne Neff – 25 years
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Chief sends letter that Wayne has been nominated for the Distinguished Service Medal!
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Mr Ocean Beach is also long time EMT who often beat the fire department to many serious injury scenes. Wayne provided countless life saving first aid over his career. His retirement is another great loss for New London.
This is probably not a popular take among the defund-the-police crowd. Sorry. But I find the local defund-the-police crowd incorrectly applying a national narrative to a local domain, whose police force is professional and efficient. There’s no denying police brutality is very real and that Colin Kaepernick was right. But howling about it in New London, Ct., is misplaced, saying more about a group’s cries for attention than anything factual or practical.
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Dee reaches MPO status!
Settling old debts...
Roger finally re-pays
breakfast for Yvonne!
Honoring Raheem Carter
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NLPU remembers Sandy Hook.
Emilie’s playground Riverside Park
The NLPD photo book makes great holiday gift!
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unity events and charities.
The House unanimously passed a bill Tuesday that “strengthens” the legal framework for what’s considered deadly use of force by a police officer and delays the training for police officers in the new standard.
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Rep. Tom O’Dea, R-New Canaan, said he felt the bill was rushed when it was passed during a special session last July and appreciates that the bill was revisited this session, even though Democratic lawmakers had initially been resistant to any changes.
Thank you Sue from TA Scotts and their collection of $700 for the K-9 program!
Capt Galante
Aft squad throws Lt Galante a last shift party
Rich Cable gets his MPO stripes!
American Cancer Society donation!
Alexis from ACS accepts 724’s donation
Original Neighborhood Alliance and police partner Waldren “Pokey” Phillips passes
Photo from The Day
6 New recruits to will attend the academy remotely
Full circle – Christmas Eve 2019 to 2020
NL Police Union and J Pelchat offer gift cards to the Warrans.
Rayquan Warren, Sgt J Pelchat and Savahn Warren.
On Christmas Eve, city police officers surprised 12-year-old Savahn Warren with a bundle of gifts the day after his mother, Asia Warren, was found dead in their home and his brother Rayquan was arrested in front of him on an outstanding warrant. Read
