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Missing Children

Endangered Runaway: RICKY RICHARDSON (OH)
RICKY RICHARDSON , Age Now: 16, Missing: 02/19/2010. Missing From CINCINNATI, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Cincinnati Police Department (Ohio) 1-513-765-1212.
Endangered Runaway: SHOSHANA GEISER (OH)
SHOSHANA GEISER , Age Now: 17, Missing: 12/19/2009. Missing From SYLVANIA, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Sylvania Police Department (Ohio) 1-419-885-8900.
Endangered Runaway: RACHEAL THATCHER (OH)
RACHEAL THATCHER , Age Now: 17, Missing: 02/22/2010. Missing From PICKERINGTON, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Fairfield Police Department (Ohio) 1-740-653-5223.
Endangered Missing: MERELYN ORTIZ (OH)
MERELYN ORTIZ , Age Now: 14, Missing: 11/16/2008. Missing From AKRON, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Akron Police Department (Ohio) 1-330-375-2181.
Endangered Runaway: MIRANDA KINGHORN (OH)
MIRANDA KINGHORN , Age Now: 17, Missing: 02/09/2010. Missing From COLUMBUS, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Columbus Police Department (Ohio) 1-614-645-4545.

Oregon Police Honor Guard

The twelve member unit of the Oregon Police Honor Guard was established in 2003. The Honor Guard was created to pay tribute to "Those who went before, and to memoralize our fallen comrades.

These men and women have committed themselves to be a support mechanism for the families of Officers who have been killed and/orinjured in the line of duty. Since the inception of the unit, members of the Oregon Police Honor Guard have participated in funerals and memorial services throughout Ohio and neighboring states to honor members of the Law Enforcement community and their families who have paid, and will pay, the ultimate sacrifice.

oregon memorial and parade The Honor Guard trains frequently in order to maintain constant precision and professional appearance while representing the Oregon Police Division at important community events. We train with the motto: " the best we can do, is the least we can do."