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Frederick "Dale" Greene |
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Announcing New Memorial Set to Unveil in Honor of Uncle Dale - May 2012
Please turn your speakers on and hear about the Unity Tour Sergeant Frederick Dale Greene Biographical Info Incident Details Sergeant Greene was succumbed to a gunshot wound received five years earlier while he and his partner investigated a burglary
at the service station on Ft. Story, Virginia. The two officers were driving past the service station, located at Atlantic
Avenue and 12th Street, at approximately 0345 hours when they observed suspicious activity. As they approached the building
two suspects came running out and opened fire, striking Sergeant Greene in the head and wounding his partner. N 100 local, state, and federal law enforcement officers will embark upon a 250-mile bicycle journey from Chesapeake, VA, to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial (NLEOM) in Washington, DC. The officers are members of the Policy Unity Tour to raise monetary support for and awareness of the Memorial. The officers come together and make the annual ride to honor their colleagues that have been killed in the line of duty. Although this is only the third year for the Virginia contingent, the participating officers will be delivering a check payable to the NLEOM Fund for $100,000, bringing the Chapter’s combined three-year total to $185,000, and the Police Unity Tour National’s to nearly one million dollars. The "Send-Off Ceremony" at the Virginia State Police Division V Headquarters, 1557 South Military Highway, in Chesapeake. Delegate Robert McDonnell present the officers with a copy of Joint House Resolution No. 915, commending the Police Unity Tour effort. Lieutenant Colonel Marshal at Ft. Eustis, which oversees the Ft. Story Military Police Unit in Virginia Beach, will be the keynote speaker. Carter is expected to address the officers riding in honor of Sergeant Frederick Dale Greene Military Police Officer killed in the line of duty as a result of an incident that occurred on the fort more than 33 years ago. Greene will finally be recognized for his service and sacrifice to his country when his name is engraved into the marble walls of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and announced, as a tradition, at the annual Candlelight Vigil Ceremony Tuesday, May 13, 8:00PM. At pedaling for Washington. The route will take them through Portsmouth, Suffolk, Smithfield, and across the James River on the ferry. Continuing through Williamsburg, the officers will arrive in Richmond on evening. On will pedal to the State Capitol, then north on Route 1 to Fredericksburg, where they will stop for the night. the ride and meet at the Lincoln Memorial with some 350 other members riding in from Indiana, New York, and New Jersey. Officers will finish the trek to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial with an anticipated arrival time of For more information: Officer Scott Humphrey, www.policeunitytour.org. POLICE UNITY TOUR
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View The Montgomery County Police Web Site A Police Officer's Prayer |
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