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Deborah – Very glad you messaged. We had Officer Giguere’s information and photo, but somehow it didn’t transfer when we last updated the website. I have added it back in. Sorry for the lapse. Definitely important for us to honor ALL of our heroes. Thanks again.
Please update Officers Killed In The Line Of Duty to include the following:
Officer Richard F Giguere
Badge #2638
MPD End Of Watch: 06/06/1969
Officer Richard Giguere and Officer Alfred Jackson were both killed when the police helicopter piloted by Officer Giguere crashed.
Officer Giguere served with the Metropolitan Police Department for nine years. He had also served the US Air Force.
He was survived by his wife and three children.
Thank you,
Ret. Officer DK Pendergrass Lieto