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C.P.S checkpoint 05/31/05 held at Minuteman Regional High School
Seatbelt checkpoint
Lt. Richard Ham and Cadet Michelle Donahue greet a motorist during a seatbelt informational checkpoint. Lexington Police are participating in the State's "Click it or Ticket" campaign in an effort to save lives. Please buckle up!
Officer Paul Jenkins inspects for seatbelt usage along with Cadets Paul Hadley and Tracey Pisano
Lexington Police cruiser with sign advises motoring public on seatbelt usage
Members of the Lahey/Symmes Arlington Gift Shop Committee. L/R: Dot Chapman, Mercia Wilkins, Ruth McIntosh, Penny Atwood, Jeanette Cerulli and seated Jeanette Butters. Missing from the photo is Marj Yewell The group generously donated an Automatic External Defibrillator to the Lexington Police Department.
"Survivor" Ethan Zohn meets members of LPD
Former Lexington resident and "Survivor finalist" Ethan Zohn took time to meet Lexington officers after he ran in the Lexington Lions Club Road Race on Patriots Day (April 15, 2002) We mentioned how proud we were of him and Ethan commented how proud he was of the police/fire/emergency response personnel across the country.
Pictured from the left, Capt.Steve Corr, Lt. Rich Ham, Sgt.
Jim Barry, Sgt. Joe O'Leary, Zohn, Officer Paul Callahan, Chief Chris Casey,
Detective Steve Garabedian (Lexington Minuteman, historical monument in the
background)
Lexington Lions Club donate police software & radar
Many crimes are caught on videotape providing valuable evidence to identify and convict offenders. Unfortunately, the quality of many security tapes is poor due to the condition of the VCR or videotape. The Lions Club generously donated to the Lexington Police Department video enhancement software. This software allows investigators to capture the video images on computer and digitally improve the quality. (5/02)
Pictured from L to R:
Captain Steve Corr, Motorcycle supervisor Sgt. Manny Ferro, Officer
George Grundhoff, Lion President Bill Carlson, Lion Henry Theriault, Chief
Christopher Casey.
The Lions Club generously donated to the Lexington Police Department Motorcycle Unit a state of the art “Decatur” battery powered radar unit. This unit will be used in conjunction with the Motorcycle to educate and enhance safe driving throughout Lexington. (5/02)