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Julie Monisvais
Julie Monisvais
Border Patrol
End of Watch July 18, 2009
Roddy Monsivias’ (Vice President of Miami Dade Chapter) Cousin was
killed today in today in Arizona. It is believed that this was a Mexican
drug lord retaliation in Arizona
Julie was in her house, when she was Killed. FBI is investigating the
Case. She was working with Border Patrol and she was 25 years old. Roddy
email is rfmonsivaisjr@msn.com
“Thank You Jeff ... Investigation continues, FBI and IA for the Border
Patrol has advised me they are treating this unfortunate incident as a Homicide,
till further notice ... Again,
Thank You Jeff ... My niece admired me, she went into the Law Enforcement
field because of Me, she went as far as getting her Master's Degree in C.J./P.S.
and she use to tell me; "Watch Me Uncle Rod, I'm going to be the next B.P.
Director!"
My Niece entered the DHLS-BP as a BP Agent in 2007, and on July 18, 2009,
00:55 hrs, her life ended ...”
Ann Moore
Badge 1639
Born Nov. 22, 1926
Appointed as APW July 15, 1960
Appointed as Police Officer July 1, 1979
Retired Jan. 4, 1982
Died Dec. 9, 2008
It is with sad hearts that we advise that Ann Moore, former WPOACA President
and Executive Director, retired SJPD, and IPA member, Region 37, San Jose,
CA has died from complications of on-going medical conditions. Mac, her husband,
said that Ann developed severe headaches and nausea during the night and
was taken to the hospital where she died following attempts to stabilize
her; her heart gave out. The family advises there will be no funeral, but
a memorial service will be scheduled; date and time will be posted.
A Hero Is...
One who never hesitates to tackle the most difficult problems.
One who is always by your side.
One who knows right from wrong.
One who acts with pride.
A HERO touches every one of us,
whether it be word or deed...
Always tending to those who find themselves in need.
When a HERO leaves this earth, yes, it sad but true,
All too many times, the HERO is dressed in blue.
Posthumously Dedicated with Eternal Gratitude
To Those Who Have Fallen While Serving Beneath The Badge.
By Eric W. DeRengis and initially written in memory
of Philadelphia Officer Robert Hayes. Reprint from COPS newsletter Winter
Spring 1996.
Those We Honor
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