HDSB191
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Harry Hatch
- Location:
- Redlands, CA
- Gender:
- Male
- Service:
- Police Officer / Deputy Sheriff / Other Sworn Position
- Status:
- Retired (has access to L.E. restricted areas)
- Relationship Status:
- In a Relationship
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Mock up of device -
Homemade device -
Parts of pipe bomb -
20mm HE rounds -
Indicators -
Arson/Bomb Unit
HDSB191: Activity
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"Stopped by to say Hi
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ssu459
over 1 year ago
152566 Comments
Thank you for your valued friendship.Take care.
codebabe5_0
over 1 year ago
18972 Comments
Thank you Sweetie for such a wonderful Valentines Day! The last two days have been very special. I am so blessed to have you in my life. I LOVE YOU!
ssu459
over 1 year ago
152566 Comments
Hello, friend. Hope you are having good weather.
RAMBO_911
over 1 year ago
69100 Comments
Just Stopping by to say Hi! Harry,
I Hope Your Weekend is going Great!
If You have not seen this video, Please Watch it, I Know You will Love it, lol,
Patience is hardest to find when you need it the most!
Here is the Link to a Video.
http://www.values.com/inspirational-stories-tv-spots/107-Wet-Cement
In this charming moment where a young boy innocently sloshes through wet cement
we find ourselves asking the question,
What would I do?
just as we find out.
We think you will smile with relief and take away a good reminder.
Patience, Pass it on, I just did.
dolphinblue
over 1 year ago
41950 Comments
Stopping by to say hi and hope you are having a great week, take care Harry.
ssu459
over 1 year ago
152566 Comments
Keep on keeping on.Take care.
SgtJoe1350
over 1 year ago
24534 Comments
Thanks for the add
ssu459
over 1 year ago
152566 Comments
It's great being your PL friend.
codebabe5_0
over 1 year ago
18972 Comments
Thank you Sweetie
For the very special surprise yesterday evening! It made my day! LOVE YOU!
RAMBO_911
over 1 year ago
69100 Comments
TODAY IS NATIONAL HUGS DAY!
Jonas
over 1 year ago
38356 Comments
Hello from the high (cold) desert. I hope you have a great weekend. Stay safe.
Eilene
over 1 year ago
18370 Comments
E.J. Montini is a columnist for The Arizona Republic.
The things we ask of officers
The death of Maricopa County Sheriff’s Deputy William Coleman is a simple, heartbreaking example of the things we ask law enforcement officers to do.
We ask them to respond to middle-of-the-night reports of burglar alarms, as deputies did at medical facility near Anthem.
We ask them to be on the lookout for suspicious individuals or vehicles, as when Coleman and the deputies spotted a minivan sitting in a nearby parking lot.
We ask them to walk up to those vehicles, as Coleman did, and tap on the window to awaken what appeared to be a sleeping driver.
We ask them to take on a crazed man with an assault rifle who comes up firing.
We ask them to risk their lives for us.
And they do.
And sometimes that is the sacrifice they make.
We might remember this the next time some politician or think tank lawyer suggests that police are ripping off taxpayers by way of their pension benefits or union activities.
We might remember this whenever some ridiculous egregious example of a high-powered double-dipper is held up as the norm rather than the exception, because the “norm,” when it comes to first responders, would be a lot more like Deputy Coleman.
We ask a lot of them.
A little respect, a little understanding – and the benefit of the doubt – is not too much to give in return.
I posted this as a news article, but I thought it deserves to be repeated. This article came from www.azcentral.com.
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codebabe5_0
over 1 year ago
18972 Comments
I will Sweetie! Love you!
striker123
over 1 year ago
1922 Comments
thanks for your comment. here it is 01:00 p.m we now want to drive to pick up our son. wish you both a nice day keep in touch.
HDSB191
over 1 year ago
748 Comments
He adds to the Civil War Stuffand has more knowledge than me to post phots and stuff that helps tell a story. If you had not noticed I like to tell stories. Oh by the way ther once was a Deputy Sheriff in California that could not shut up .....