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In recognition of all working K-9’s, past, present and future the Plymouth Police Academy’s 63rd Recruit Officer Course dedicates a memorial in honor of Fallen K-9’s. The graduating class of the 63rd Recruit Officer Course (ROC), Plymouth Police Academy left a piece of them behind …Continue Reading In Valor There is Hope
The 63rd ROC Plymouth proudly ran the 23rd Annual Officer Thomas J. Giunta Memorial Road Race in Memory of Officer Thomas J. Giunta, a 21 year veteran of the Fall River Police Department shot in the line of duty. The 63rd ROC feels strongly about honoring …Continue Reading Motivated, Dedicated + Disciplined
“This pilot program and the related training around the Domestic Violence Assessment Worksheet is a prime example of specialized programming that will add another layer to MPTC’s already robust Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Training Programs, and we are proud to take part in this …Continue Reading Baker-Polito Administration Launches Pilot Domestic Violence Assessment Tool for Local Law Enforcement
The Student Officers of the 63rd ROC making a lifesaving difference in their communities by donating blood. On March 28, 2017 the 63rd ROC organized and participated in a blood drive to benefit Brigham + Women’s Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The staff of the …Continue Reading THE DRIVE of the 63rd ROC PLYMOUTH POLICE ACADEMY
The 4th and 5th Recruit Officer Courses of the Randolph Police Academy and staff from the MPTC participated in a toy drive for Project Guardian Angels this December. More than $300 in gift cards and two SUVs worth of toys and wrapping paper were …Continue Reading Randolph Academy Toy Drive Supports Project Guardian Angels
The 55th Recruit Officer Class (ROC) from the Western Massachusetts Police Academy in Springfield recently made a donation of over $1500 worth of food items to the Mayflower Marathon Food Drive. For more than two decades, Rock 102’s Mayflower Marathon has helped fill the shelves …Continue Reading Student Officers Give Back to Community
The 54th Recruit Officer Class (ROC) from the Western Massachusetts Police Academy recently made a $500 donation to the New England Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.). As the 54th ROC neared the end of its training, the class had a significant surplus in …Continue Reading Academy Class Donate Surplus of Funds to New England C.O.P.S.
The Town of Bourne dedicated a Memorial Clock located on Main Street on Friday, July 8, 2016 to Staff Sergeant Matthew Albert Pucino, the uncle of Student Officer Michael Haglof of the 62nd Recruit Officer Class of the Plymouth Police Academy. Staff Sergeant …Continue Reading Student Officers Honor Fallen Hero
Thirty-two members of the Randolph Regional Police Academy’s 4th Recruit Officer Class participated in the Boston Run to Remember on May 29, 2016. The five-mile run honors all first responders killed in the line of duty and net proceeds benefit community and kids’ programs of …Continue Reading Recruit Officer Class Support Boston Run to Remember
On Saturday, May 28, 2016 the Plymouth Police Academy’s 62nd ROC lead the Heroes Live Forever 5K Road Race held in Plymouth to benefit Trooper Clardy who died tragically in the line of duty, leaving behind a wife and seven children. The community was inspired …Continue Reading Heroes Live Forever 5K
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