Local police remember fallen mates

September 30 2014 - 5:00am
HONOUR SACRIFICE: The Inverell Police contingent at the National Police Remembrance Day service in Glen Innes (back from left) Sergeant Jay Tuckwell, Constable Ashleigh Michael, Constable Shaun Phillips, Senior Constable Greg Dillow, Sergeant Andrew McKay, (front) Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer Matt Cutmore, Sergeant Tim Mowle, Police Chaplain Pastor Randall Gauger, New England LAC Commander Superintendent Fred Trench, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall, Police Chaplain Father Anthony Koppman and Inverell Duty Officer Inspector Rowan O'Brien.
HONOUR SACRIFICE: The Inverell Police contingent at the National Police Remembrance Day service in Glen Innes (back from left) Sergeant Jay Tuckwell, Constable Ashleigh Michael, Constable Shaun Phillips, Senior Constable Greg Dillow, Sergeant Andrew McKay, (front) Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer Matt Cutmore, Sergeant Tim Mowle, Police Chaplain Pastor Randall Gauger, New England LAC Commander Superintendent Fred Trench, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall, Police Chaplain Father Anthony Koppman and Inverell Duty Officer Inspector Rowan O'Brien.

Police officers, mayors and community leaders from across the region joined in commemorating National Police Remembrance Day at a special service in St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Glen Innes yesterday.

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