"No one has greater love than this, that someone would lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13


Honoring the brave men and women of Florida Police agencies that gave the sacrifice:


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P.O. Ramon Suarez NYPD Sept 11, 2001


Latino Officers Association NYPD  
Police Officer Ramon Suarez, 45, was appointed to the Transit Police Department on January 20,1987,
and worked in Transit District 4, Transit Borough Manhattan Task Force, and the Highway District before transferring back to District 4 in March 2000. He and his partner, PO Mark J. Ellis, were both
killed while responding to the World Trade Center incident.

A graduate of the Manhattan School of Graphic Arts and Design, PO Suarez was a few credits shy of a bachelor's degree from Pace University. A physical fitness enthusiast, he had received numerous
trophies and awards for his expertise in karate.

PO Suarez is survived by his wife Carmen; children Jillian, Sophia and Ramon Jr, Marina and Raul; sisters Margarita and Milagros; and brother Raul.
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Officer Florante C. Sunega

         Latino Officers Association Miami Dade             Miami Dade Corrections Dept
5/22/03 - 08/13/ 05 Tour of Duty
shield number 5695
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Corporal Alfredo Banos

Lee County Sheriff's Office

Nov 08, 1948
End of Watch: Saturday, January 20, 2001
Age: 52
Tour of Duty: 10 years
Badge Number: 410

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In Memory of Detective Frank P. Collins NYPD

12/09/73 - 06/18/2002

Brooklyn South

Lost his life in avoiding a collision with a little girl
who had run into his motorcycle's path
while crossing the street alone.