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| HPD and The Community Highschool Visit to Station circa 1975:  Officer Quinn at Sumner Field  Drug awareness program at the school circa 1970:  Officer Dwight Burns helps Santa prepare the station for Christmas (1985):  Officer Michael Scherber entertaining one of the kids at the open house at the Fire Station (10/2001):  Officers display riot gear at the High School (Mid 70's). Foreground is Officer (Now Sgt) Mark Shanly; Officer Tom Bolinder (Now Lieut. in Quincy); and Officer Frank Sonnek:  |
Motor Vehicle
Accidents Officers (Francis Mack and Charles Williams) take measurements after auto accident. (Circa 1965):  Sgt Al Briand gathers information after a traffic accident. (12/24/65):  Officer Donald White directs traffic at an accident on North Franklin Street (12/24/1965):  Officer Bob Grant investigates a traffic accident on Plymouth Street on May 2,1963:  Sgt. Al Briand investigates a traffic accident on Weymouth Street July 31, 1960:  Officer Gunderway receives and award from the board of selectmen for excellence in community relations.  |
Officers Past &
Present Members of Holbrook Police 1967. Front Row: Al Briand;Chief Charles Williams; Francis Mack Back Row: Don White; Leo Riendeau; Bob Cole; Bob Grant;John Sheehan  1988 - Officers Jim Morgan, Jim Landers, and Bill Smith are sworn in after graduating from the Academy and completing probation.  New Officers Andrew Martins, Chief Cordaro, Anthony DeGrazia, and James Hurley at their graduation 8/3/2001.  1994 - Officer Eric Gunderway after graduating from Academy (Pictured with Off Marchand Oak Bluffs Police).  |
Officer Candids Officer Gunderway poses with his cruiser outside the North Franklin Street station.  Chief Francis Mack in the early '70s.  Officer Holden investigates an incident of vandalism to the school in the early '70s.  |
Misc. 1974 drug seizure. From left to right: Off Paul Durfee, Off Bob Durand, Sgt Don White 
 The Massachusetts State Police helicopter landed at the Sumner Field to assist our photographers.     Ariel View of the old Station  Chief Cordaro, a member of the flight crew, and Fire Chief OBrien.  |
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