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A memorial Mass in rememberance of Patrol Detective You are remembered today and thank you Sir for your service vandenberghe You have not been forgotten. The honorary street name never came about in the City, they just moved it to the suburbs and did it. At least the City where you served did not honor the individual or his organization that took your life and that of your partner. You will never be forgotten. Your name and those of over 500 other City officers are now honored on the memorial on the Lake front which all of you deserve. You are a true hero. Bob Gordon May you rest in peace dear hero!
We have not forgotten and speak on behalf of you. Rest in peace. Renee Lee Greco first of all, may you rest in peace. i believe strongly that when a police officer dies or gets killed, a piece of us goes with him because it could have been any one of us. I cant believe the insult and injustice that this alderperson is trying to do to you and the city as a whole. I believe that the woman is sending out the wrong signal by choosing to put a street sign sign for a police killer. i can think of better positive role models everyone in the african american community can be proud of. why not a doctor, an astronat etc. as an alderwoman, you are putting violence on a pedestal, and i thought that curbing violence and keeping your community safe was your number one priority. What will be next, sponsoring a tookie williams street sign as well. i'll tell you what, i wouldn't vote for you anymore, and if we have to start our own campaign to get rid of people like you, then thats the plan. hope that woman has a job next year, because i sure as hell wouldn't give her one. p.o. 011th dist I am not for the the street to be named after a cop killer. He may not have killed a cop with his own two hands, he killed them with his words. Others lisen to you when you speak, so you are responseable for their actions as well as your own. Antoinette Sullivan Officer Rappaport, you have not been forgotten. Now that an Alderwoman is attempting to have a street named after one of the now deceased Black Panther leaders, I find it discusting that this is an individual they want to have young children look up to as a hero. Officer Rappaport, you are the HERO. I will fight this proposal as will many others in Chicago. You have not been forgotten. Bob Gordon The following is a letter sent to Chicago City Councilwoman Madeline Haithcock who has sponsored an ordinance to name a city street "in honor" of a former chairman of the Black Panthers who advocated murdering police officers. Officer Glenn R. McGloughlin Rest in Peace,Sir.
You are not forgotten! Officer Thomas Wiederhold #1890 Officer Rappaport,
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