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"In memory of #23" - Pete Larsen

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John DeMeo (Chief Retired)
12 years ago

Keep the #23 sticker

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Randy Rains
12 years ago

You unquestionably should keep a tribute to this officer on the units

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Deb Wildes
12 years ago

I remember it so well.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I remember Pete stopping by the gas staion I use to work at all the time

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Daniel Howard
12 years ago

No fallen officer should ever be forgotten!

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Kyle Faller
12 years ago

It's not just a sticker but a tribute. Also it works as a reminder just like the phrase "Not today"

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Joel Lee
12 years ago

Come on Chief he was a patrolman killed in the line of duty support the brotherhood you came on the job with it if it hurts one it hurts a

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Kimberly Wise
12 years ago

keep Pete's decal

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Smokey Combs
12 years ago

Don't forget to remember...

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Marcia Bilitski
12 years ago

We need to remember the fallen.

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Mike Calvert
12 years ago

A worthy campaign, good luck!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

please do not let our brothers sacrifice go unappreciated.

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Isac Kapulski
12 years ago

We must never forget the ultimate sacrifice and price that Pete paid in the performance of his duties. The No. 23 badge should never be omitted from Police cars. Also, a monument in his memory should be erected in a prominent place in Beloitt.

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Roger Koopman
12 years ago

I remember Pete and I would hope the police force and community never forget.

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Jon christiansen · petition starter
12 years ago Featured

this is solely on the chief of police. He claims a committee made this decision. Even if they did, this is on his shoulders. we are very embarrassed by his actions. he went on a 2 week vacation the right after this fight started.

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Nancy Reinemann
12 years ago

As a former resident of WI. i am appauld that they want to remove this decal that is obviously not hurting anyone or making the vehicle look like crap..so I have to ask. WHO wanted this off WHAT happened to make this an issue WHERE is these decison makers minds at? WHEN did they see this as a problem after al these years and WHY on earth are these public decision makers in office for even bringing this as a topic ofissues when there is so many others that need to be addressed. Do the right thing and keep honoring a man who gave his life for his city whos family lost a son and show them respect not only them but your other officers as well..i cant imagine working for a city that treats thier fallen servants like this its a disgrace it should make them think why are they there when they can be so disrespected like this if they died. Do the right thing

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Mary Rushford
12 years ago

Keep it on

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Terry DeCarlo
12 years ago

I feel you should do what it takes to honor your fallen officers.

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Bob Senzina
12 years ago

Remember YOUR fallen first.

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Debra Wrolstad
12 years ago

feels strongly to keep #23 on squads