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MEMORIAL DEDICATIONSgt. James L Severin |
On 17 July 1970, Sgt. James Severin and Officer Anthony Rizzato were cut down by sniper fire while assigned to a "Walk and Talk" program in the Cabrini Green housing development. On Saturday 18 July 2009 at 10:am the 018 District will be hosting a memorial tribute commemorating the anniversary of the line of duty deaths of Sgt. Severin and Officer Rizzato. Included in the remembrance to these slain officers will be an unveiling in front of the 018 District, of a permanent honorary street sign in their names by the surviving Severin and Rizzato family members. Help is needed to inform any involved present or former members, along with any interested individuals of this memorial salute. Please have interested individuals contact the 018 District community Policing Office (312 742-5778) if they are attending to assist 018 in planning appropriate arrangements. Attendees are invited to a light luncheon that will follow in the 018 District, James L. Severin and Anthony N. Rizzato Community Room. "All Gave Some because Some Gave All" |
July 19th at 1PM
Chicago Police Headquarters
Join the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation on a fun ride on the lake front bikepath to remember the Brothers and Sister in Blue. The ride will start at Chicago Police Headquarters and go to the Gold Star Families Memorial and Park and back (6 Mile ride). This year's ride will be in conjunction with the 5th Annual Cycle across Illinois sponsored by IL Cops.
Check-in: 12PM at Chicago Police Headquarters - 3510 S. Michigan Ave (parking available)
Fee: $29 includes T-shirt (deadline for guaranteed t-shirt is July 8th)
Day of Ride fee: $35 (t-shirts not guaranteed the day of the event)
Bike ride will be rain or shine! Bike helmets are highly advised.
Questions / volunteer / comments - please email: pedal4thepolice@hotmail.com or call 312-745-5253
Click here to view photos of this year's run and check race results.
If you are considering donations to the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, In Lieu of Flowers on behalf of a loved one, we ask that you contact Kimberly LeFebvre at 773-706-4329 or cpdmf06@gmail.com as soon as arrangements are made and the foundation will send out the Memorial packet for the wake.
The reflections component of our Fallen Heroes section is now fully functional. Click here to search for a fallen hero. The search results page will give you details about the officer and allow you to view / add reflections.
Click here to view this report recently released by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
Click here to download the article by Craig W. Floyd, which appeared in the October 2008 issue of American Police Beat. (Reprinted with permission of the author and AMERICAN POLICE BEAT.)
Click here to view the report compiled by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and Concerns of Police Survivors.
Read thank-you letters the foundation has received.
Click here to catch up on the latest news.
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On Thursday, 25 JUN, twenty-seven uniformed Chicago Police Officers were transported to Springfield on a charter sponsored by the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation to attend the En banc parole hearing of inmate Joseph Bigsby. Bigsby is currently incarcerated for the murder of Chicago Police Officer Edward Barron and the attempt murders of Officers Daniel Abate, Keith Grabowski, and Richard Gaffney. The IL Prisoner Review Board voted 8-4 to deny parole for Bigsby. Since the CPMF and CPD began appearing at these hearings, not one cop killer has been paroled. Officer Edward Barron - Your sacrifice is not forgotten! Incident details
Join Team CPD at the:
Bank of America Chicago Marathon
October 11, 2009
Rock 'n' Roll Chicago Half Marathon
August 2, 2009
Click here to learn more.

Visit http://sotorewardfund.com
Jim Mullen, the police officer paralyzed in a shooting more than a decade ago, now selling applesauce in stores
Read the Chicago Tribune Article
Chicago's Finest Applesauce on youtube and CLTV this week
Benefit for Sgt. Gina Dwyer-Meliska