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Sunday, February 28, 2016

A Memorial Band Honoring PO Ashley Guindon's Short Career is Available from the Foundation



We are mourning with the Prince William County Police Department in Virginia after the loss of a Sister. Officer Ashley Guindon was shot and killed while responding to a reported 'verbal assault' complaint. The suspect had killed his wife and then ambushed Officers as they approached. Officer Guindon's FTO and a third Officer were also shot during the incident. A suspect has been taken into custody.
Officer Guindon had only been sworn in a day ago as an Officer for the Prince William County Police Department. It was her first day on patrol with her FTO. She is survived by her family.
We create these humble memorials as a small token of our appreciation for the dedication to service our Brothers and Sisters have while protecting the citizens of the communities they serve. We also light blue lights to honor the memory of these fallen Officers as a symbol of hope and gratitude. We will shine our blue lights across America tonight for Officer Guindon. May she follow the blue glow home. 
Officer Guindon is the 13th Officer honored by Blue Line Across America to fall in the line of duty during 2016. She is the 1st Officer lost this year from the State of Virginia.

Rookie cop killed first day on the job in Virginia shooting - NY Daily News

Rookie cop killed first day on the job in Virginia shooting - NY Daily News

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Blue Alert Needs your Help to Raise $1,000.00 to Mint Challenge Coins


The Blue Alert Foundation needs your help to raise $1,000.00 to get our first Challenge Coin Minted.


With your Donation of $100.00 or More, you will get Ten (10) Limited Edition "GOLD" Challenge Coin. If you Donate $200.00 you get Twenty (20) and so on.


Please Help us to get them Minted
All Coins will be 1.75 inches Round





Saturday, February 20, 2016

Remember Our 2015 Fallen K9 Heroes

Remember Our 2015 Fallen K9 Heroes Booster Fundraiser  <--- Link to Order T-Shirts

36 Hours Left to Get your T-Shirt and Help us to get Protective Vests for K9s



Blue Alert Foundation wishes to purchase ballistic vests & heat alert systems for K9 Officers who currently serve as a tribute to the 26 K9's who were lost in the line of duty during 2015.   
In 2015, 26 K9 Officers gave their lives in the line of duty from across the country. Gunfire contributed to 4 of these losses; 1 as the result of stabbing.  Eleven others were lost as the result of heat exhaustion. We wanted to create a 'walking' tribute to honor these fallen K9 heroes. We also want to take advantage of this opportunity to protect as many of our K9 Officers as resources will allow. Proceeds from your t-shirt memorial purchases will be used to outfit as many of our four-legged warriors as possible.  

This design was created by Blue Line Across America working in cooperation with the Blue Alert Foundation. 

The t-shirt design contains the NAME, DEPARTMENT & DATE OF LOSS of all 26 K9s lost in the line of duty during 2015.  




Monday, February 8, 2016

First Grader Honors Fallen Officers With Class Project

First Grader Honors Fallen Officers With Class Project

Saving a Heroes Place and Blue Alert Foundation Presenting "Charlie K" Honor Chair

Saving a Heroes Place and Blue Alert will be Presenting an Honor Chair to the Tarpon Springs PD & Family of Fallen Ofc. Charles "Charlie K" Kondek Jr. on February 17th at 9:00am at the Tarpon Springs Police Department.



From: Saving a Heroes Place Facebook Page



When the honor chair pieces are cut out, engraved, assembled, stained, and sealed, only then is it time to add the last thing. The rope! Why? Because this seat is already taken. An honor chair is not to be sat in because it is already occupied by a fallen hero who will be there in roll call with you before you head out to carry on the watch.
Be safe, wear your vest, and buckle up. -T

Sneak Peek of the Honor Chair


Address:

Tarpon Springs Police Dept.
444 S Huey Ave 
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689


We like to Acknowledge "Julie Weintraub's Hands Across the Bay" for helping to underwrite the Costs to bring the Honor Chair from San Antonio Texas to Florida and the People that Made this Honor Chair Possible. 

Thank you:  Julie, Dee and Melissa