Crime Fighters Honored
Towson, MD — Forty-seven law enforcement agencies, officers, citizens, and community groups were honored at the annual Governor’s Crime Prevention Awards. The Maryland Community Crime Prevention Institute gave out the awards to crime fighters at an Annapolis luncheon on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015. J. Michael Zeigler, executive director of the Police and Correctional Training Commissions where the institute is housed, commended the recipients. “These are the finest examples of everyone working together to prevent or solve community problems and issues,” Zeigler said.
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- Police and Correctional Training Commissions Executive Director J. Michael Zeigler addresses about 150 people who attended the awards luncheon.
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- Left to right, Maryland Crime Prevention Association President Paul Ciepiela, Police and Correctional Training Commissions Executive Director J. Michael Zeigler, U.S. Attorney for Maryland Rod Rosenstein, Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Secretary Stephen T. Moyer and Wicomico County Department of Corrections Master Correctional Officer Michelle Hearne.
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- Law enforcement officers at awards luncheon.