North Attleboro Police Chief John Reilly and Randolph Police Chief William Pace are pleased to announce that the two departments teamed up last night to make 3-year-old Mikey Grover an honorary police officer for his bravery and courage in dealing with congenital heart disease.
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*MEDIA ADVISORY* Randolph and North Attleboro Police Departments to Honor 3-Year-Old Boy with Congenital Heart Disease
North Attleboro Police Chief John Reilly and Randolph Police Chief William Pace are pleased to announce that the two police departments will be teaming up next week to make 3-year-old Mikey Grover an honorary police officer for his bravery and courage in dealing with congenital heart disease.
A Statement From Randolph Police Chief William Pace
A Statement From Randolph Police Chief William Pace