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Jimmy Fund 2019

MPTC Plymouth Police Academy Director Eileen Goodick  and Program Coordinator Alison Taylor joined Team Police Chiefs in the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana Farber. This year the Team was walking in honor and memory of Attorney Patrick M. Rogers who lost his battle to cancer on March 10, 2019.

Attorney Rogers was a friend, colleague and mentor who retired from the Fall River Police Department after 20 years at the rank of Lieutenant, dedicated the next 20 years of his career to educating Law Enforcement Officers across the Commonwealth. He is a legend in the Law Enforcement Community.

Photograph and content of this Blog written by Academy Director Eileen Goodick, Plymouth Police Academy

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