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Revealed -- This stunning work by artist Timothy Lampros is one of a kind, and it will be the featured item in the live auction this Saturday (April 20) at the Twice a Citizen banquet, honoring Los Angeles Police Reserve Officers and Community Leaders, at the Hilton Universal City.
The historic “diamond” badge (first issued in 1943) is featured in stainless steel -- centered on a bronze plate and built on a welded steel frame. A dazzling blue light highlights the detail of the work, encased in polycarbonate glass. It weighs a substantial 30 lbs. and is 45x28 inches. Mr. Lampros was inspired to create the work as a tribute to the untold 1000s of men and women (reserve police officers, wartime emergency officers, civilian auxiliary and specialists) who have built the LAPD Reserve Corps into what it is today.
We will be accepting absentee bids on this very unique item. Minimum bid is $2000 and there will be a reserve. Interested parties should contact Scherr at 818-994-4661 no later than Friday, 4-19 6PM PST.
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Today we honor the passing of Special Agent Patrick "Pat" Dillon, End of Watch: Saturday, April 14, 2007
Special Agent Pat Dillon was assigned to the Orange Regional Office of the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Investigation and Intelligence. He succumbed to injuries sustained as the result of multiple exposures to known carcinogens associated with the manufacture of methamphetamine while he conducted criminal investigations involving clandestine meth labs between 1994 and 2001.
It was during his assignment with the California Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement where he sustained these exposures. He was subsequently diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2006 and passed away on April 14, 2007. His death was affirmed by the California Attorney General as a line of duty death and he was posthumously awarded the Medal of Purple Heart by the California Department of Justice on July 21, 2009.
Special Agent Pat Dillon was assigned to the Bureau of Investigation and Intelligence. He had served in Law enforcement for 24 years, with prior service with the California Highway Patrol. He is survived by his wife and two children.
We are saddened to report the passing of retired Special Agent Ed Leonard today. Ed was hired to the LA BNE office in 1969. He later transferred to the Sacramento Bureau of Investigation and retired after 30 years in law enforcement.
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