Law Enforcement Agencies

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  Lynchburg Police Department cites driver for illegal parking; February 18, 1978

  Volkswagen parked on Rivermont Avenue
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  Lynchburg Police Department collects poppies for drug tests; July 13, 1977

  Householder concerned that poppies might be drug-producing
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  Lynchburg Police Department commander investigates home explosion and fire; June 22, 1976

  Home at 601 Trents Ferry Road damaged by explosion; Cmdr. Herbert W. Duff examines combination safe
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  Lynchburg Police Department commander investigates home explosion and fire; June 22, 1976

  Home at 601 Trents Ferry Road damaged by explosion; Cmdr. Herbert W. Duff examines combination safe (photo not published)
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  Lynchburg Police Department commander investigates home explosion and fire; June 22, 1976

  Home at 601 Trents Ferry Road damaged by explosion; other personnel examine aftermath (photo not published)
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  Lynchburg Police Department commander investigates home explosion and fire; June 22, 1976

  Home at 601 Trents Ferry Road damaged by explosion; Cmdr. Herbert W. Duff examines piano, etc. (photo not published)
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  Lynchburg Police Department commander investigates home explosion and fire; June 22, 1976

  Home at 601 Trents Ferry Road damaged by explosion; Lynchburg Fire Department on the scene (photo not published)
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  Lynchburg Police Department conducts study of patrol beats; November 15, 1976

  Structure of eight beats in three city sectors to be studied
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  Lynchburg Police Department creates juvenile bureau; March 23, 1966

  juvenile
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  Lynchburg Police Department discourages hunters displaying guns on truck rack; October 31, 1975

  Guns on truck gun racks invite looters
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  Lynchburg Police Department displays stolen goods for victims to claim; March 12, 1980

  Police use Marine Corps Armory on Graves Mill Road to display stolen items
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  Lynchburg Police Department displays stolen goods for victims to claim; March 12, 1980

  Law enforcement looks over vehicles bought by undercover police officers during "sting" operation
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  Lynchburg Police Department displays stolen goods for victims to claim; March 12, 1980

  Sightseers also arrive to view stolen property
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  Lynchburg Police Department drops 10-code; March 16, 1977

  LPD to communicate in plain English instead of 10-code
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  Lynchburg Police Department employs computers; March 25, 1977

  LPD uses computers to fight crime
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  Lynchburg Police Department enforces law against illegal parking; September 2, 1977

  Car at corner of Court and 8th Streets has twelve tickets
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  Lynchburg Police Department features female officers; January 18, 1981

  Pamela Viar stands beside her patrol car
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  Lynchburg Police Department features female officers; January 18, 1981

  Cmdr. Toni Purvis heads Citizens Services Bureau
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  Lynchburg Police Department gets 24 new cars; February 23, 1979

  LPD officers examine new cars
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  Lynchburg Police Department gets electronically operated patrol map; December 21, 1974

  New electronic map installed in Police Department communications room
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  Lynchburg Police Department gives advice to holiday shoppers; November 20, 1973

  Police advise shoppers to put merchandise in car trunk
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  Lynchburg Police Department has new headquarters on Court Street; July 7, 1972

  Capt. H. E. Carwile checks equipment list from Brown-Morrison Co.
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  Lynchburg Police Department hires additional women; June 8, 1976

  Five women and one female cadet are members of the Lynchburg Police Department
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  Lynchburg Police Department hires first city patrol woman; June 5, 1974

  Mrs. Bradley Ford is city's first patrol woman
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  Lynchburg Police Department honors four retirees; January 25, 1975

  Four retirees served 107 years total and were presented plaques and engraved pistols