Courage to Serve
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This exhibit, through words and images, portrays different members of Law Enforcement from various jurisdictions in New York State. Each experienced a similar fate; being struck by a drunk or drug impaired driver. The exhibit focuses on these fateful events in a forensic style. Each had the courage to serve. They have everything to live for. The strength of the shield met a culture of the extreme… and in an instant, everything
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This exhibit, through words and images, portrays different members of Law Enforcement from various jurisdictions in New York State. Each experienced a similar fate; being struck by a drunk or drug impaired driver. The exhibit focuses on these fateful events in a forensic style. Each had the courage to serve. They have everything to live for. The
strength of the shield met a culture of the extreme… and in an instant, everything changed.
Trooper Robert W. AmbroseOfficer Glen L. Ciano
In Harm’s Way
Trooper Jenny Carrion-Bryman
Officer Andre Menzies
In Harm’s Way
Officer Daniel O’Sullivan Officer Kenneth J. Baribault
In Harm’s Way
Commack Road, Commack, Suffolk County Crash Timeline | February 22, 2009
2-11-13 at the scene Crash site
Commack Road, Commack, Suffolk County Crash Timeline | February 22, 2009
“We were told, initially, that Kenneth’s ‘best case scenario’ would be that of a Nursing Home and feeding tubes…
Every single day he is getting better and stronger and he never, ever loses hope.
Kenneth never gets angry, upset, very rarely gets sad or down, and wakes up everyday determined to work to get better.”
– Danielle Rella,Kenneth’s sister, 02.22.11
An Update on Kennth Baribault
Kennth at MADD Walk, Farmingdale State College
Artifact CasesEach exhibit contains four cases. Two contain forensic item and two contain personal items, donated by the families. The case artifacts attempt to depict the spirit of the fallen officer.
NYS Association of Chiefs of Police Conference 2011, Lake Placid
Exhibit on Display
NYS Association of Chiefs of Police Conference 2011, Lake Placid
Contact Denis Foley at [email protected] or Pam Aini at [email protected] to request instructions.
Exhibit Installation Instructions Include: -Panel pdfs in sequence-Display unit assembly instructions-Display unit assembly diagram
For example:Once this assembly is complete, the display can be arranged and adjusted by swinging each panel from 180 degrees to 45 degrees from each other. In this way you can make the exhibit a straight line or a zig-zag depending on space and design desires.
Exhibit Installation
Resources
Film: Courage to Serve, a 15 minute documentary available on CD for a $5.00 mailing charge from Denise Cashmere, NYS STOP DWI Foundation, [email protected]
Article: “Remembering Fallen Officer Killed by Repeat Drunk Driver: Partner Nancy Amato’s Statement” by Denis Foley, Impaired Driving Update, volume XV, no. 2, pg. 27.
• For exhibit scheduling contact Pam Aini NYS STOP DWI Coordinators Association, [email protected]
• For further information and scheduling contact Denis Foley, [email protected]
Exhibit Survey
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/S3YLXV3
Image SourcesSlide 1: 2009 (2010), Newsday LLCSlide 2: Ciano Family, Ambrose FamilySlide 3: Menzies Family, Carrion-Bryman FamilySlide 4: O’Sullivan Family, Baribault FamilySlide 5: 2009 (2010), Newsday LLCSlide 6: Pete Tartaglia, Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office.Slide 8: 2009 (2010), Newsday LLCSlide 9: Denis FoleySlide 10: Denis FoleySlide 11: Denis Foley
Copyright © 2010 by The Lewis Henry Morgan Institute at SUNY-IT, Utica Photos courtesy of the Leduc Family.Funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration with a grant from the New York State Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee
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