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East Brunswick Police Join Breast Cancer Awareness Month With Pink Pins
Officers will wear the pins on their uniforms all month to support those affected by breast cancer.
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — East Brunswick police officers will wear pink ribbon pins on their uniforms throughout October to show support for people affected by breast cancer.
The department said it is joining communities across the country in recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
"Every day, more than 700 women in the United States are diagnosed with breast cancer," the department said. "For them, their families, and their loved ones, the impact extends far beyond the month of October."
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Police encouraged residents to stay informed and get screened as recommended. They also asked people to remind friends and family to do the same.
"Early detection can make a difference," the department said.
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