Peace Officer Memorial Group, Inc

In remembrance of Turlock Police Officer Lavon New.

On this day especially, remember that they wanted to live too. Honor their sacrifice!

They wanted to live too // Memorial Day 2022 what today is really about.Remember those who died for your freedom.

Today let’s take a moment to remember Officer Leo Volk

Today being Peace Officer Memorial Day, volunteers went to the resting places of our Fallen to clean them and place flowers. We also left flowers at the foot of the monument in honor of those Fallen who rest elsewhere.

Their duty was to protect and serve. Our duty is to remember.

Their families are in our thoughts, our prayers, and our hearts always! 💙

Today, let’s take a moment to remember Deputy Jason Garner. EOW May 13,2017

Our hearts go out to all survivors meeting in Sacramento today and tomorrow to honor California's Fallen. 💙

In remembrance of Deputy Paris EOW 4-12-12

Officer Larry Crom
Modesto Police Department, California
End of Watch Tuesday, February 28, 2017

In memory of CHP Officer Earl Scott. 18 years ago today the Modesto CHP Office lost a good man.

In remembrance of CHP Officer William Court.

Let’s take a moment to remember Turlock Police Officer Raymond Willert.

Let’s take a moment to honor and remember Deputy Joe Dickens who was as tragically killed 1-27-1970.

There is no such thing as ‘good news’ when reporting even a single officer being killed in the line-of-duty, yet we are encouraged to see fewer overall officer deaths across our state and nation. This data allows us to highlight the continuing dangers faced by our law enforcement professionals. To all our brothers and sisters maintaining the Blue Line, please be careful out there and stay safe.

January 9th each year the nation comes together to show gratitude for our “heroes in blue,” including active, retired, and officers we have lost in the line of duty.

At Peace Officer Memorial Group we appreciate officers every day. We honor the fallen, tell the story of Stanislaus County law enforcement, and support the survivors that are left behind. Here are some ways that each of us can go the extra mile for those who protect and serve our communities:

• Thank officers that you see throughout the day
• Wear something blue today
• Bring coffee or treats to your local department
• Send a personal message to an officer in your life to say thank you
• Share a positive experience you have had with law enforcement on social media
• Give to an organization that serves law enforcement officers
• Ask children to draw a picture for an officer in their life or for your local department

To all the officers in our community and across the nation, we at Peace Officer Memorial Group are grateful for your service and sacrifice.

In remembrance of Sgt Howard Stevenson. End of Watch Sunday, January 9, 2005

So sad. Our hearts go out to his family, both blood and blue. 💙

In Loving Memory of Officer Tuan Le

It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of Officer Tuan Le, a dedicated public servant, loving husband, and a cherished member of the Oakland community. Officer Le was killed in the line of duty today, December 29, 2023, at 8:44 a.m. Officer Le was surrounded by his wife, mother, and members of his OPD family when he died.

On June 1, 1987, Officer Le was born in Saigon Vietnam, before later moving to Oakland and being naturalized on September 11, 2001.

On February 21, 2020, Officer Le graduated from the 183rd Police Academy, beginning a journey of public service to his community that lasted nearly four years.

For the past two years, Officer Le served as the Community Resource Officer (CRO) in West Oakland, where he devoted himself to strengthening the bond between law enforcement and the residents of Oakland. His tireless efforts in fostering positive relationships made a lasting impact.

Officer Le was a devoted husband to his wife. His passing leaves a void in the law enforcement community, the city of Oakland, and in the hearts of those who knew him. He will be remembered for his kindness, his smile, and the positive change he brought to the lives of those around him. He is a true hero who dedicated his life to making our community safer.

Officer Le is the 54th Oakland Police Officer killed in the line of duty serving the residents of Oakland.

Our hearts go out to the men and women of the Oakland Police Department and to the family of the fallen officer.

Oakland police officer shot and killed in line of duty An Oakland police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty on Friday morning, according to police officials.

We will be going live from Newman at 5 pm to honor Ronil Singh of Newman PD.

Today let’s take a moment to remember Officer Singh. Five years ago today.

Please join us to remember the life of Officer Ron Singh of Newman Police.

In memory of Officer Ames who lost his life 87 years ago today.

Today we take time to remember Deputy Sheriff Antonio Hinostroza who lost his life November 25,2018.

Today, let’s take a moment to remember Deputy Dennis Wallace who was killed in the line of duty November 13, 2016. Not a day goes by that he’s not remembered. A memorial was created in his honor which can be seen in front of the Sheriff’s Office in Hughson.

Thank you to every Veteran!

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