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CELEBRATE OUR POLICE

10 YEARS. REMEMBER 7.7

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We will gather once again to remember the events that changed Dallas forever. Ten years later, we honor the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice and stand beside the survivors, families, and community members forever impacted by that night.

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EVENTS TO REMEMBER 7.7.16

DALLAS POLICE MEMORIAL

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JOIN US SAT. JULY 11 FOR THE DALLAS POLICE MEMORIAL

10AM RESTLAND

WILDWOOD CHAPEL

13005 GREENVILLE RD. 

DALLAS, TX. 75243

DALLAS POLICE HONOR GUARD & 

RICHARDSON POLICE HONOR GUARD

Prayer, Pastor Darrell Thomas, Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship

SPEAKERS:

CELEBRATE OR POLICE BOARD MEMBERS:

Dwayne Horner, Co-Founder

 

Rob Kyker, Texas Police Commissioner (ret.) - Co-Founder

 

Enrique "Rick" Zamarripa, father of Patrick Zamarripa

 

Dallas Police Leadership Staff

 

Susan H. Fletcher,

Commissioner, Collin Co. Pct. 1

Free food & drinks at conclusion

7.7 WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER

The Night We Will Not Forget

July 7, 2016 shocked the nation when DART Officer Brent Thompson, Dallas Police Sergeant Michael Smith, Senior Corporal Lorne Ahrens, Officer Michael Krol, and Officer Patricio "Patrick" Zamarripa were assassinated while protecting their community.

Nine additional officers and two civilians were injured that evening, including Shetamia Taylor, who shielded her sons from gunfire.

Lives were forever changed because of hatred directed toward those who choose the noble profession of protecting and serving others.

Ten years later, we continue to remember, honor, and support those affected by that tragedy.

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The Night We Will Not Forget

July 7, 2016 shocked the nation when DART Officer Brent Thompson, Dallas Police Sergeant Michael Smith, Senior Corporal Lorne Ahrens, Officer Michael Krol, and Officer Patricio "Patrick" Zamarripa were assassinated while protecting their community.

Nine additional officers and two civilians were injured that evening, including Shetamia Taylor, who shielded her sons from gunfire.

Lives were forever changed because of hatred directed toward those who choose the noble profession of protecting and serving others.

Ten years later, we continue to remember, honor, and support those affected by that tragedy.

THE FALLEN

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