What is the Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP)?
Since 1996, ODMP has documented and honored U.S. law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty.
We are a nonprofit, non-advocacy organization focused on historical accuracy and remembrance.
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NO PAROLE ALERT: TAKE ACTION BY OCTOBER 27
On February 5, 1997, Master Patrol Officer Brian Gibson of the Metropolitan Police Department was ambushed and murdered while stopped at a traffic light in Washington, D.C.
Help us oppose the release of inmate #05218-000.
Letters must be mailed by October 27, 2026, ahead of a November 2 court hearing: https://t.co/XHTaunaFYP
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We regret to inform you of the loss of Deputy Sheriff Katherine Frank of the Minnehaha County Sheriff's Office (South Dakota), EOW 10/12/2026.
Please visit Deputy Sheriff Frank's memorial on ODMP at https://t.co/yrEWT3CGBy
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#rememberthefallen
We regret to inform you of the loss of Police Officer Shane Seiber of the Philadelphia Police Department (Pennsylvania), EOW 10/10/2026.
Please visit Police Officer Seiber's memorial on ODMP at https://t.co/ypFnlgS7dm
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#rememberthefallen
Fairfax, come say hello! 🍂
ODMP will be at the Fairfax Fall Festival this Saturday, October 10!
Visit us at Booth 64, meet our team, and write a letter of appreciation to a law enforcement officer.
📍 Downtown Fairfax | 10 AM–5 PM
#FairfaxFallFestival#ODMP
We regret to inform you of the loss of Trooper Bradley Ritger of the Wisconsin State Patrol (Wisconsin), EOW 10/02/2026.
Please visit Trooper Ritger's memorial on ODMP at https://t.co/y3JWRMYBaf
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Today is National North Carolina Day. In honor of this, the Officer Down Memorial Page recognizes those officers that made the ultimate sacrifice while serving and protecting the citizens of North Carolina.
Full biographies, incident details, and tributes for each of these fallen heroes can be found at: https://t.co/SYV6Z5AjRD
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Today, as we remember the law enforcement officers who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, and the hundreds who have died in the years since from 9/11-related illnesses, ODMP is also supporting an organization that continues to serve first responders and their families.
Today, ODMP will donate 50% of every donation we receive to the @Tunnel2Towers .
Tunnel to Towers provides critical support to first responders, military service members, and their families, including mortgage-free homes for eligible families of fallen first responders.
If you choose to support ODMP today, half of your donation will help support the work of Tunnel to Towers.
Donate: https://t.co/duNBLY99VI
Twenty-five years later, the weight of September 11 remains with us.
Today, ODMP honors the law enforcement officers who lost their lives that day and the hundreds who have died in the years since from illnesses related to their service in the aftermath. We remember their courage, hold their families and fellow officers in our hearts, and ensure their lives and service are never forgotten.
#September11 #NeverForget #WeRemember #ODMP #OfficerDown
#officerdown Deputy Sheriff Michael Hendricks, Charleston County Sheriff's Office (South Carolina), EOW 09/09/2026 @ODMP Memorial: https://t.co/IDf3Ckt0Gd
The law enforcement toll of 9/11 did not end that day.
72 officers died as a direct result of the attacks. In the 25 years since, @ODMP has recorded another 608 deaths from 9/11-related illnesses.
Today, ODMP recognizes 680 officers lost as a result of 9/11.
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