South Florida C.O.P.S.

ALWAYS LOOKING FOR MORE SURVIVORS TO GET TOGETHER WITH!!

For those survivors that live in Southwest Florida (the west coast side of our COPS chapter-Charlotte, Lee, Collier, Hendry and Glades counties), and you would like to hook up to just visit with each other, send your contact info in a message letting me know. Thought it would be nice to see some faces on this side of the chapter since I
(Kathy, the admin of this site.) moved here in 2012.
Our chapter is so large with 11 counties, its not so easy to be in the know of how we all are doing in between meetings. Nothing official like a meeting, just a get together for some lunch or coffee or whatever. No one is obligated.
Take care and have a great day!!

South Florida journalist and surviving daughter of
Detective Scott Rakow, MBPD, EOW 063088, Erica Rakow, named
Woman of Substance and Style, by the South FL Luxury Guide.

https://youtu.be/fe-1MODsxmA

Erica Rakow, daughter of slain
Miami Beach PD Officer Scott Rakow
EOW June 30, 1988

Erica Rakow, daughter of slain officer, Scott Rakow,
makes name for herself

Because sometimes a handwritten note from a child is all it takes to
keep a deputy's head up during a tragedy.

During the Traumas of Law Enforcement Training today in Miami, FL, two people who have done so much for C.O.P.S. were honored with an award.
Pete and Debbie Geary accepted a Certificate of Appreciation from the Metropolitan Police Institute for continuing to support the law enforcement operations of the institute. Pete is a retired Sergeant of the Broward County Sheriff's Office and now serves on the C.O.P.S. National Board as the Southeast Region Trustee. His wife Debbie is a Past National President of C.O.P.S. and continues to train officers through the TLE trainings.
Congratulations Pete and Debbie! Thank you for continuing to share your stories and experience with the law enforcement community. This award is well-deserved!

Aztec tribe of the Indian Princess organization and our board.

LOCAL INDIAN PRINCESS ORGANIZATION, THE AZTEC TRIBE,

DONATES TO COPS!

The members of the Aztec tribe worked very hard and made bracelets

to sell and raise money for our local COPS chapter! They worked many many hours

to accomplish this effort and we are very proud and very thankful to them.

Good work girls!!

They attended our last meeting where they presented us with $500!!

Thanks again girls!!