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Operation "Protect Our Protectors" program is designed to donate ballistic vests to Law Enforcement agencies within the State of Georgia, specifically to those agencies that cannot afford to purchase the vests. Officer Safety is a very important issue and the bulletproof vest has been proven to save lives and reduce injuries. Since we have started the program we have donated over 711 vests to 108 agencies throughout Georgia. In order for an agency to be considered for the program, the Chief or head of the agency needs to send a letter on their letterhead to the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police requesting to be considered. There is a limit of 10 vests per agency. Any agency that would like to be included in the program should call the State FOP office at (706) 698-3311 for further information. (Click below for News Releases)
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Twiggs County Sheriff's Office On Friday, May 3, 2002 Steve Bollinger, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented ten (10) bulletproof vests to the Twiggs County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the Twiggs County Sheriff's Office is Sheriff Doyle Stone Jr. |
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On Friday, April 12, 2002 Steve Bollinger, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) bulletproof vests to the McCaysville Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the McCaysville Police Department is Chief Danny Payne. |
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On Monday, March 4, 2002, Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), Presented six (6) bulletproof vests to the Echols County Sheriff's Office. These vest were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s Operation Protect Our Protector's bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the Echols County Sheriff's Office was Sheriff Donald Fender. |
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Morris Brown College Police Department On Friday, December 7, 2001, Steve Bollinger, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), Presented ten (10) bulletproof vests to the Morris Brown Police Department. These vest were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s Operation Protect Our Protector's bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the Morris Brown Police Department was Chief Donald Wallace. |
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On Wednesday, October 10, 2001, Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented ten (10) bulletproof vests to the
Sandersville Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia FOP's "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests on
behalf of the Sandersville Police Department was Assistant Chief Cuyler, Patrolman Chet Daniel, Ronald Griffith and Chief John Harden.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2001, Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer of the
Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented nine (9) bulletproof
vests to the Homerville Police Department. These vests were provided
through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our
Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests on behalf
of the Homerville Police Department was Chief Lee. |
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On Wednesday, August 28, 2001, Dan Scoggins, Vice-President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Five (5) bulletproof vest to the Buena Vista Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests on behalf of the Buena Vista Police Department was Chief Sammie Hall. |
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Clinch County Sheriff's Office On Monday,
July 2, 2001, Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer of the Georgia
Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Seven (7) bulletproof vest to
the Clinch County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided
through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our
Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests on behalf
of the Clinch County Sheriff's Office was Sheriff Winston
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On Friday, June 15, 2001, Steve Bollinger, President and Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), Presented eight (8) bulletproof vests to the Woodbury Police Department. These vest were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protector's" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the Woodbury Police Department was Chief Tim Harbin. |
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On Friday, June 15, 2001, Steve Bollinger, President and Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), Presented Five (5) bulletproof vests to the Richland Police Department. These vest were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protector's" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the Richland Police Department was Chief Leonard Wilson. |
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Luthersville Police Department On Friday, June 15, 2001, Steve Bollinger, President and Marlin Humphrey, Secretary/Treasurer of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), Presented Three (3) bulletproof vests to the Luthersville Police Department. These vest were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protector's" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest on behalf of the Luthersville Police Department was Chief D.A. Yates. |
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On Friday, November 17, 2000, Steve Bollinger, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) bulletproof vests to the Braswell Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests on behalf of the Braswell Police Department was Chief Dave Barton. |
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On Friday, September 22, 2000, Steve Bollinger, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) bulletproof vests to the Maysville Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests on behalf of the Maysville Police Department was Chief Ricky Armour. |
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Troup County Marshall's Department On Thursday, June 29, 2000, Dan Scoggins, Vice-President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented seven (7) bulletproof vests to the Troup County Marshall's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.’s, “Operation Protect Our Protectors” bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Marshall Ruben Hairston. |
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On Thursday June 29, 2000, Dan Scoggins, Vice-President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented three (3) Bulletproof vests to the Ideal Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Rodney Harpe. |
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Schley County Sheriff's Department On January 17, 2003, Dan Scoggins, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) Bulletproof vests to the Schley County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Sheriff Shane Tondee.
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On March 7, 2003, Dan Scoggins, President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented three (3) bulletproof vests to the City of Lake Park Police Department . These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Bert Rutland.
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Fulton County Office of the Solicitor General On February 12, 2004, Steve Bollinger, of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented eleven (11) bulletproof vests to the Fulton County Office of the Solicitor General. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Carmen D. Smith, Solicitor General and Chief Investigator Oz Armour of the Criminal Investigations Division.
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On July 1, 2004, Carlton Stallings, Vice President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Ten (10) bulletproof vests to the City of Blairsville Police Department . These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Johnny Carroll. |
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On July 14, 2004, Jack Willis, of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented One (1) bulletproof vests to the City of Collins Police Department . These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Anthony Anderson.
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On July 30, 2004, Marlin Humphrey, of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Three (3) bulletproof vests of the City of Senoia Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Lt. Bruce Pfahl
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On October 22, 2004, Randy Robertson and J.D. Hawk, of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Four (4) bulletproof vests of the City of Ellaville Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Mitchell Ellis.
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On November 11, 2004, Marlin Humphrey, Secretary of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Four (4) bulletproof vests of the City of Hiawassee Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Jimmy Wright.
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On November 30, 2004, Marlin Humphrey, Secretary of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Ten (10) bulletproof vests of the City of Tallapoosa Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Scott Worthy. |
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Jenkins County Sheriff's Dept. and the Millen Police Department On Friday, March 4th, 2005,Marlin Humphrey and Jack Willis of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police, presented Ten (10) bulletproof vest each to the Jenkins County Sheriff's Department and the Millen Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Jenkins County Sheriff Tim Fields and Millen Police Chief Dennis Simmons accepted the Vest on behalf of their agencies. |
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Flowery Branch Police Department On April 4, 2005, Steve Gaynor and Donald McDuffie of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented eight (8) bulletproof vests to the City of Flowery Branch Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Gerald Lanich. |
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On July 25, 2005, Bill Peacock and David Stone of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented five (5) bulletproof vests to the City of Cuthbert Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Luther Cooper |
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Oglethorpe County Sheriff's Department On February 16, 2006, Douglas Kiser and Marlin Humphrey of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented seven (7) bulletproof vests to the Oglethorpe County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Sheriff Mike Smith |
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Lanier County Sheriff's Department On August 16, 2006, Wesley Burnett, Jennifer Crawford and Greg McMaster of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented nine (9) bulletproof vests to the Lanier County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Sheriff Nick Norton.
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On August 29, 2006, Marlin Humphrey and Doug Kiser of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented ten (10) bulletproof vests to the Commerce Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief John Gaissert. |
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On September 18, 2006, Carlton Stallings , Larry Black and John Wengert of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) bulletproof vests to the Tunnel Hill Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Roy Brunson. |
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Gilmer County Sheriff's Department On September 26, 2006, Carlton Stallings and Marlin Humphrey of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented ten (10) bulletproof vests to the Gilmer County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Sheriff Stacy Nicholson. |
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Evans County Sheriff's Department On October 16, 2006, Jack Willis of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented seven (7) bulletproof vests to the Evans County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Deputy Randall Tippin. |
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On January 2, 2007, Jorge Mestre of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented seven (7) bulletproof vests to the Bowdon Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" bulletproof vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Mark Brock. |
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On March 2, 2007, Guy Fussell of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented six (6) Ballistic vests to the Rochelle Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief M. Keith McDuffie and Major David Killiebrew . |
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On May 22, 2007, Guy Fussell of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented two (2) Ballistic vests to the Warwick Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Chief Randy Howard Jr. |
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Glascock County Sheriff's Office On May 29, 2007, Bud Mote of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented six (6) Ballistic vests to the Glascock County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vest for the Department was Sheriff Dean Couch
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Alto Police Department On December 17, 2007, Marlin Humphrey and Chris Looney of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) Ballistic vests to the Alto Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief James Krockum. |
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Gray Police Department On January 24, 2008, Guy Fussell and Mike Smallwood of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Ten (10) Ballistic vests to the Gray Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Adam Lowe. |
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Stewart County Sheriff's
Department On April 3, 2008, Randy Robertson and Dan Scoggins of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Five (5) Ballistic vests to the Stewart County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Jones. |
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Chattahoochee County Sheriff's Department On April 23, 2008, Stan Elrod, Randy Robertson and Dan Scoggins of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Six (6) Ballistic vests to the Chattahoochee County Sheriff's Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Glen Cooper. |
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Warrenton Police Department On May 12, 2008, Mark Padgett of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Nine (9) Ballistic vests to the Warrenton Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Jim McLain |
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Wilcox County
Sheriff's Office On May 23, 2008, Guy Fussell of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Eight (8) Ballistic vests to the Wilcox County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Stacy Bloodsworth |
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Eton Police Department On January 30, 2009, Carlton Stallings President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Three (3) Ballistic vests to the Eton Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Brent Hooper. |
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Trenton Police Department On April 7, 2009, Carlton Stallings President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Four (4) Ballistic vests to the Trenton Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Roger Castleberry. |
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Emerson Police Department On May 28, 2009, Carlton Stallings President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Two (2) Ballistic vests to the Emerson Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Stan Bradley. |
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Rabun County Sheriff's Office On July 2, 2009, Marlin Humphrey and Chris Looney of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Ten (10) Ballistic vests to the Rabun County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Andrews. |
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Pembroke Police Department On July 23, 2009, Jack Willis of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Ten (10) Ballistic vests to the Pembroke Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Mark Crowe. |
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Leslie Police Department On July 24, 2009, Dan Scoggins, Past President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented four (4) Ballistic vests to the Leslie Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Bob Smith. |
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Demorest Police Department On July 30, 2009, David Frazier, Past President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented five (5) Ballistic vests to the Demorest Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Greg Ellingson. |
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Danielsville Police
Department On August 13, 2009, David Frazier, Past President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented two (2) Ballistic vests to the Danielsville Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Rodney Christian.
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On August 13, 2009, David Frazier, Past President of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented three (3) Ballistic vests to the Comer Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Brent Zellner.
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Habersham County Sheriff's Office On September 24, 2009, Chris Looney and Jeff Love of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented five (5) Ballistic vests to the Habersham County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Joey Terrell.
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McIntosh County Sheriff's Office On September 24, 2009, Jack Willis of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented five (5) Ballistic vests to the McIntosh County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Steven Jessup and Chief Deputy William Jennings. |
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Stephens County Sheriff's Office On October 21, 2009, Chris Looney of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Ten (10) Ballistic vests to the Stephens County Sheriff's Office. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Sheriff Randy Shirley. |
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Walthourville Police Department On June 8, 2010, Jack Willis of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Two (2) Ballistic vests to the Walthourville Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Harget. |
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On August 25, 2010, Chris Looney of the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), presented Three (3) Ballistic vests to the Dillard Police Department. These vests were provided through the Georgia F.O.P.'s, "Operation Protect Our Protectors" ballistic vest program. Accepting the vests for the Department was Chief Shane Watts
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