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Goodson was chosen as HAIX Hero of the Month through the support of visitors to the POLICE Magazine Facebook page. As HAIX Hero of the Month for July, he will receive a pair of boots from HAIX.
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Chief Jerry Bellak was nominated by the mayor of the small Somerset County community. Indian Lake Borough Mayor Michael Miscoe wrote that Bellak, a 37-year law enforcement veteran, has transformed the police department since becoming chief two years ago.
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Ptl. Travis Goodson has served Albany for nearly four years and his service has gone far beyond the standard duties of a law enforcement officer.
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The first nominee will be named Monday July 9. The second nominated officer will be named Monday July 16, and the third on Monday July 23. The HAIX Hero of the Month will be announced on Monday July 30.
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Former Dallas SWAT officer Michael Witzgall has been named HAIX Hero of the Month for April. Witzgall served with the Dallas Police Department until a serious injury led to his medical retirement and the amputation of his left leg.
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Witzgall, who served with Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance and as an Army officer before joining the Dallas PD, became a law enforcement trainer after his retirement.
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Grant's supervisor who nominated him for HAIX Hero of the Month honors wrote: "Officer's Grant's quick action to take life-saving measures brings great pride to the Hopewell Police Department. Officer Grant can be described as a proactive leader in our department with experience in fire/EMS services, which has proven to be a great asset to the department."
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The HAIX Hero of the Month program is in progress for April and it's time to submit your nominations for week two.
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Do you know a law enforcement officer who goes above and beyond the call of duty? Do you consider them a hero? We believe all heroes deserve to have their stories told, as well as a good pair of boots!
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