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Officer Daniel C. Bier | Cambridge Police Department, Maryland Cambridge Police Department, Maryland

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Daniel C. Bier

Cambridge Police Department, Maryland

End of Watch: Sunday, May 3, 1953

Bio & Incident Details

Age: 28

Tour: 7 years

Badge # Not available

Cause: Gunfire

Incident Date: 5/3/1953

Weapon: Handgun; .45 caliber

Suspect: Released after 5 years

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Officer Daniel Bier was shot and killed after responding to a domestic disturbance call at 4:30 pm. He was shot in the chest with a .45 caliber handgun as he entered the home. The suspect fled the scene but was apprehended by members of the Maryland State Police.

The suspect was initially convicted of first degree murder, however, was convicted of a lesser charge of a second degree murder during a second trial. He was released after serving only 5 years.

Officer Bier had served with the agency for 7 years. He was survived by his wife, sister, and two brothers.

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Just to let you know your sacrifice is not forgotten. Not by me or members of the Cambridge P.D. On June 14, 2008, 55 years after your death,the city of Cambridge named a street in your honor. The street is located beside the new public safety building on Washington Ave.Corporal Tom Hurley who is also lodge #27 F.O.P. president lead the charge to make this happen. On May 22, 2009 the Eastern Shore Police Association (ESPA)honored you,and 32 other heroes who died in the line of duty on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. At Camp ESPA a new wall was dedicated for you and the 32 other Police Officers. If any one drives through Federalsburg Md., stop by Hillcrest Cemetery and pay my uncle a visit. Go in the front gate make a left, the first road make a right, count 2 trees on the left, and there will be a headstone for Hackett. Behind that stone lies this hero. I don't get down there that often due to living in Philadelphia,but you are remembered each day.

Sgt. Ed Bier
Philadelphia P.D. nephew
May 26, 2009

 

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