Crime & Safety
Scenes from Newton Police Appreciation Day
The department held its second annual Appreciation Day on Monday. See which of Newton's Finest took home awards for their service.
NEWTON, MA – The Newton Police Department held its second annual Police Appreciation Day Monday evening at American Legion Post 440.
The event gave Newton's citizens and elected officials the opportunity to recognize the daily service their officers perform in the Garden City. Several local eateries were on hand to cater, and attendees were treated to musical entertainment, which included a rousing bagpipe performance from Boston Pipes and Drums.
Officers Dennis O'Brien, Paul Boyle and Rocco Marini were also recognized for their achievements in 2016 with Outstanding Officer of the Year awards.
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Check out scenes from Newton Police Appreciation Day below:
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— Newton Police (@newtonpolice) January 10, 2017
Thanking the Sons of the American Legion for their support of @newtonpolice pic.twitter.com/fJISzDNgbG
— Newton Police (@newtonpolice) January 10, 2017
Chief Macdonald speaking at the Police Appreciation Day! pic.twitter.com/oY4L0uc6vD
— Newton Police (@newtonpolice) January 10, 2017
Honored to address officers, families and friends at tonight's @newtonpolice appreciation night! Congrats to award winners#NewtonMa pic.twitter.com/HasQdxFCD9
— Scott F. Lennon (@ScottFLennon) January 10, 2017
Terrific evening supporting @newtonpolice at the Post 440! Thank you for keeping our city safe! pic.twitter.com/w1CWX7Ss6D
— Ruthanne Fuller (@RuthanneFuller) January 10, 2017
Honored to be at the annual @newtonpolice appreciation day event. Thanks to all for your dedicated service pic.twitter.com/wDn8YsishH
— Setti Warren (@MayorWarren) January 10, 2017
L-R Officer Dennis O'Brien, Sgt. Brian Henderson, Chief David MacDonald, Officer Paul Boyle and Officer Rocco Marini pic.twitter.com/wMeb1LMmzG
— Newton Police (@newtonpolice) January 10, 2017
Outstanding Officer of the Year awards given to Officer's Dennis O'Brien, Paul Boyle and Rocco Marini. True professionals & a job well done pic.twitter.com/8N1yG5LAdj
— Newton Police (@newtonpolice) January 10, 2017
Top Photo: Newton Police Department Twitter page
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