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Athaabveout nito Fonre ftheeet, ththreeey castbronzaelfionggures  \nrepresent more than 1,500 peace officers who have died in the line of duty since California became a state.  \nVic Riesau, who retired in 1977 as a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division Chief after a 25 year career, started a new career as an artist and sculptor.  \nHis bronze figures depict a county sheriff of the 1880s, a state traffic officer of the 1930s, and a city patrol officer of the 1980s.  \nThe three look down on a life-size bronze figure of a woman comforting a child sitting on a bench, representing the grief-torn families they left behind.  \n“We pledge our best efforts to stand behind the men and women who stand behind the badge,” said Governor George Deukmejian in dedicating the memorial.“The job of a peace officer is perhaps the most difficult and challenging one of all in our society. We are very thankful to those willing to risk injury even death in order to provide greater protection and safety for all of us.”  \n“While it can surely be said that these men and women who have placed their lives on the line for the safety of their fellow man are heroes, we must recognize that simply donning the uniform of a peace officer has in itself become an act of courage,” said dedication speaker David Snowden, Chief of the Costa Mesa Police Department.  \n“Too many of our men and women paid the ultimate price. Each time an officer gives his or her life in the daily performance of their job, a piece of foundation upon which this nation was formed is chipped away.”  \nIn 1962, President Kennedy  \nproclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which May 15th falls, as National Police Week. Established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty  \nFallen Officers Not Forgotten  \nCaST a long Shadow  \nfor the safety and protection of others. Surviving spouses grieving a lost partner; or children a missing parent; older couples who have survived their son or daughter; brothers; sisters; fellow peace officers—so many of us will commemorate National Police Week as participants at local, regional, state and national Peace Officers Memorial services.  \nSince 1977, California has memorialized our state’s fallen heroes by conducting the California Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremonies at our State Capitol. These ceremonies honor our state’s peace officers who died in the line of duty the preceding year. Equally important, we recognize the sacrifice made by the officers’ loved ones left behind.  \nWe understand that the grief of the loss still lingerson, and such proceedings renew sad memories and can be the occasion of additional pain. However, it is important that those of us left behind, particularly the children, recognize that their mothers and fathers did not die in vain.  \nThe people of California owe a debt to those who have given their lives, and the peace officers of this state want this memory to stay fresh in the minds of citizens. That is why we memorialize our fallen heroes each year, not only to reflect on the courage and sacrifice of our fallen, but also to assure that their loss has not been forgotten and that the survivors are still part of the law enforcement community.  \n| In RemembRanCe of ThoSe who PaId The UlTImaTe PRICe\u003Cbr>~~ ~~ Honored officers ~~ ~~\u003Cbr>Officer Michael J.Johnson\u003Cbr>SanJose Police Department\u003Cbr>EOW: March 24, 2015\u003Cbr>Officer David Joseph Nelson\u003Cbr>Bakersfield Police Department\u003Cbr>EOW: June 26, 2015\u003Cbr>Sergeant Scott Paul Lunger\u003Cbr>Hayward Police Departme","cbCaid0CXJKSzwrK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid0CXJKSzwrK","pdf",1533344,20,"English","# Fallen Officers Not Forgotten\n## CaST a long Shadow\n## California Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremonies","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Memorial Magazine Volume 22?\",\"answer\":\"It memorializes fallen peace officers and recognizes the efforts of those who helped create the memorials, ensuring they are never forgotten.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the memorial figures represent fallen officers?\",\"answer\":\"The bronze figures depict peace officers across different eras and look down on a life-size figure representing grief-torn families left behind.\"},{\"question\":\"How does California commemorate officers each year?\",\"answer\":\"California conducts Peace Officers Memorial Ceremonies at the State Capitol to honor officers who died in the preceding year and recognize the sacrifice of their loved ones.\"}]","In the Line of Duty - Memorial Magazine Volume 22 | PDF",1789815645,7]