(Line of Duty Deaths)
Station 1: Thomas A. O'Leary, Robert Rutherford Glass, Harry Dodd, J. A. "Bob" Boyd, Claude W. Edmonds, Vernon John Dorsett, Joseph Earl Connor, Charley Albert Middlekauf, Fidel Chabolla, Frank Catino, Thomas Norwood Cooper.
Station 2: William Walter Walker, Claude Jackson Hopkins, Jay Paul Jahnke.
Station 3: Clifford A. Weise
Station 4: George L. Bishop
Station 5: Emil Thompson, Rufus John Templet
Station 6: Patrick O'Hara
Station 7: Barney C. Moffatt, Alfred Henry Schutze, Robert Wier Milburn, Lewis Washington Richardson, Lonnie Louzette Franklin, Jackie Dunham Ludwick.
Station 8: Frank W. Medlenka, Herman J. Wagner, Clifford W. Johnson, Joseph James Solito
Station 9: Harold A. Denny
Station 10: James Magerson Smith, H. A. Harris, Horrace O. Gassoway
Station 14: Charles Roland Rusk
Station 17: Esker J. Rogers, Delbert Harvey Sherfy
Station 18: Edgar H. Grant, Harry L. Oxford, John Sellis Little Sr., John Benjamin Adams
Station 19: Aaron Loyola O'Brien, William Henry Kersten, Doyle Hubert Chandler Jr.
Station 24: Woodrow Wilson Erwin
Station 25: Rudolph L. Hendricks, Ruben Lopez
Station 26: James Edward Lowth, James Arthur Harlow Sr., Damion Jon Hobbs
Station 30: Charles A. Jedlicka, Willis Neal McWhorter
Station 37: Dominic J. Contorno, Steve Charles Baranowski
Station 46: Grady Don Burke
Station 50: Kelvin Wayne Kulow
Station 51: James Louis Walls, Jr.
Station 62: Robert Munguia Reyes
Station 69: Senior Captain Thomas W. Dillion
Station 76: Kimberly Ann Smith, Lewis E. Mayo III
Station 92: Steven Clyde Mayfield
Training Academy: Truxton Joseph Hathaway Jr., Daniel Search
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