Harry Dannehower retweeted
We would like to take a moment to recognize and honor State Police Pvt. William J. Omlor, who we lost on this day in 1923 as the result of a motorcycle crash while on duty. He will remain in our hearts forever. #FirstFinest #PSTA1962 #GrayNation #Hero
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The State Police encourages anyone interested in a rewarding career in service to others to consider becoming a trooper. Check out the self-assessment and requirements here: patrooper.com/
#PSTA1962 #GrayNation #FirstFinest
Today, we remember State Police Pvt. William Omler (1923), whose commitment to protecting and serving others came at the greatest cost. His sacrifice and legacy of service will not be forgotten. #PAFOP #Hero #SupportLawEnforcement #ServiceAboveSelf
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As the days get shorter, visibility becomes even more important. Slow down, stay alert and watch carefully for pedestrians, cyclists and other drivers, especially during early morning and evening commutes. #PSTA1962 #FirstFinest #GrayNation
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Missing Endangered Person Advisory UPDATE: Wayne Sudler was located and is safe. The MEPA is canceled. Thank you for the reposts.
Harry Dannehower retweeted
From the first day in uniform to every day that follows, serving Pennsylvania is a commitment to be proud of. We recognize the dedication of the men and women who continue to answer the call. #PSTA1962 #FirstFinest #GrayNation
Today, we pay tribute to State Police Pvt. Edward Jackson (1918), Philadelphia Police Ofcs. Albert Valentino (1989) and Joseph Campbell Jr. (1931), and Pittsburgh Police Ofcs. William Johnson (1927) James Farrell (1908). #SupportLawEnforcement #ServiceAboveSelf
Harry Dannehower retweeted
No trooper serves alone. The support of fellow members, families and the PSTA community helps our troopers meet every challenge as they serve our commonwealth. #PSTA1962 #FirstFinest #GrayNation
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Missing Endangered Person Advisory UPDATE: Alice Kang was located and is safe. The MEPA is canceled. Thank you for the reposts.
Philadelphia Police Ofc. John McAntee (1920), Pittsburgh Police Capt. Albert Teeters (1904) and Plymouth Township Police K9 Andy (2008). #PAFOP #Hero #SupportLawEnforcement #ServiceAboveSelf (2/2)
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Clean out your unused and unwanted medications and dispose of them on Saturday, October 24. Many locations across the Commonwealth have take-back boxes, including most PSP stations. Learn more about this simple process and find a location near you at bit.ly/DDAP-TB.

ALT A photorealistic rendering of a prescription pill bottle with a label containing the National Prescription Drug Take Back logo and the words Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., on a surface covered with scattered colorful capsules of medication, plus the words Dispose of your unused medication simply and safely
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Missing Endangered Person Advisory UPDATE: Franklin Gibson was located and is safe. The MEPA is canceled. Thank you for the reposts.
Harry Dannehower retweeted
Missing Endangered Person Advisory UPDATE: Robert Rohrbach was located and is safe. The MEPA is canceled. Thank you for the reposts.
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Please take a moment to remember Trooper 1st Class Dung Xuan Tran Martinez , who we lost in the line of duty on this day in 2021. We will forever be in debt to this hero for his service and sacrifice. #FirstFinest #PSTA1962 #GrayNation #Hero
Harry Dannehower retweeted
The @FopLodge27 @PA_FOP Special Services Trailer was glad to assist today at the funeral of @PhillyPolice Ofc Seiber. Was a sea of blue on the Parkway, thanks to all the officers from across the Country that attended. @GLFOP . Thank you to @NJSPBA Trailer for your assistance!
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Whether you're heading across town or across Pennsylvania, make safety part of every trip. Buckle up, stay focused, follow the speed limit and give yourself plenty of time to get where you're going. #PSTA1962 #FirstFinest #GrayNation
Harry Dannehower retweeted
Every day, the men and women of @phillypolice put themselves on the line to protect and serve the people of Philadelphia – and Officer Shane Seiber was one of those brave men serving his city.
Though I did not know Officer Seiber personally, his service and impact on those around him was evident in the memories that were shared and in the stories that were offered. From his time in the United State Air Force to the Philadelphia Police Department, Officer Seiber answered the call time and time again to protect his fellow Americans and keep his community safe.
My heart and prayers go out to his family, friends, and fellow officers who are mourning this deep and terrible loss.
May his memory bring you comfort and forever be a blessing.












