The Revere Police Activities League (PAL)
On Saturday, April 5th, 2008, The Revere Police hosted the first annual Police Activities League Basketball tournament. The event was a smashing success, as youths from twelve cities and towns competed in the day long event to help curb youth and gang violence. Police officers from each town attended the event, which featured food from Nana's Pizza and Kelly's Roast Beef of Everett. The event also brought out local politicians: Ward Six city councillor Charles Patch who cheered the Revere Team to a few victories, and Mayor Tom Ambrosino, who spoke to the crowd about youth violence. Also in attendance was Suffolk County D.A. Daniel Conley who spoke to the youths about the importance of sports and other community events that keep the youths off the street and in the gymnasium. Thanks to Garfield School art teacher Nikki Murphy for volunteering to photograph the event!
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I would also like to thank the officer that helped me in front of Stop and Shop the other day when I locked my keys in the car. He was very nice.
I would like to thank the Police Department for the great job they did during my Fathers Funeral Procession on Friday 2/15/08. They did a great job. The few times I have needed the Police they have always been there to help. Were would we be without them?
Kudos to the Revere Police Department for honoring and remembering the life of Sgt. Papsadora. Choosing to include this announcement on the front page of your website demonstrates courage and professionalism. I commend you for taking that step and helping to break the silence about this type of cop killer. My condolences to the department and his family during this difficult time. You will walk a double road of grief--sorrow in missing him and sorrow that knowing he was in pain and you could not fix it.
I agree Joe. The vast majority of us support the police, and the others are the people who post the nonsense on the other sites. Lets make this the police support message board! Anybody have a good RPD story?