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NEW ORLEANS - 01-07-2020
A contingent of approximately 75 OPSO uniform personnel made their presence felt at the annual Inspection and Memorial Mass for fallen law enforcement officers and other first responders.
Sheriff Marlin Gusman led the contingent that included, chiefs, unit managers members of the Investigative Services Bureau, the OPSO Color Guard, and the Mounted Division, along with other active and reserve personnel.
The assembly in Jackson Square last month was followed by a Memorial Mass to pay solemn tribute to all first responders lost in the line of duty in 2019.
More than 75 OPSO personnel participated in the Annual Inspection and Memorial Mass.
Members of OPSO’S Color Guard standby in Jackson Square.
Deputy Jameaka Fleming looks on as Deputy Nyeisha Ross makes final preparations for inspection.
Sheriff Marlin Gusman and other officials pass in review of the OPSO contingent.
Sheriff Gusman, Chief Byron LeCounte and Chief Craig McGehee attend the Memorial Mass with Mayor LaToya Cantrell and other city leaders.
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