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Eastern Adams Regional Police Department In Honor of the Fallen

Eastern Adams Regional Police Department In Honor of the Fallen

In Memoriam"

...from this day to the ending of the world but we in it shall be remembered, we few, we happy few, we band of brothers.

For he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother..." Henry V, Before the Battle of Agincourt, 1415  

We Shall Never Forget

Michael Christopher Weigand

Eastern Adams Regional Police Department Patrolman Latimore Township Police Department Sergeant   February 14, 2008 - September 14, 2008, EOW National Law Enforcement Memorial Wall- Panel 53E, Row 26. On September 14, 2008, Sgt. Michael C. Weigand was working for Latimore Towsnship Police Department, where he was employed part time.  Sergeant Weigand was assisting with escorting a charity  motorcycle ride to benefit a local park.  Sergeant Weigand was operating Latimore Township Police Department's motor unit west on East Berlin Rd. (SR234) when he was struck head on by a truck  in Sergeant Weigand's lane of travel.  Sergeant Weigand passed away at the scene of the accident from injuries he received.  At the time of Sergeant Weigand's death, he was a full time patrolman with Eastern Adams Regional Police Department.  Sergeant Weigand is survived by his wife and daughter, Amanda and Lanie Weigand; his parents Chief Michael E.  (Latimore Township Police Department) and Kimberly Weigand and his sisters, Erin Bevenour and Melanie Karpinski  

Michael Christopher Weigand

James A. Redding

New Oxford Borough Police Department, End of Watch: October 22, 1978 On October 22, 1978, Ptlm. James A. Redding was killed during a vehicle pursuit of a motorcycle.  Ptlm. Redding was pursuing a motorcycle south on Kohler Mill Rd. and upon negotiating a turn, observed the motorcycle parked in the middle of the roadway.  In an attempt to avoid hitting the motorcycle, Ptlm. Redding swerved and struck a tree.  The impact of the accident resulted in Ptlm. Redding sustaining massive injuries that would later claim his life.  The operator of the motorcycle has never been identified.

James A. Redding