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Winner of Sig Sauer Commemorative Firearm from IACP Annual Conference Announced!
Mr. Raymond Reynolds had the winning bid of $1301.00 at the Chicago Conference. 100% of those funds went directly to the Foundation courtesy of Sig Sauer.
Mr. Reynolds
Thanks to a vigorous bidding war at Sig Sauer's booth in the exhibit hall, the IACP Foundation is thrilled to announce that Mr. Raymond Reynolds, president of PoliceTrade.com, and principal with Reynolds and Associates, LLC., is the winner of the Third Annual Commemorative Firearm Auction.
Mr. Reynolds is the recipient of an engraved Sig Sauer P229 firearm, the third in a series donated by Sig Sauer beginning at the IACP's Annual Conference in Denver, CO in 2009.
Many thanks to Sig Sauer and Mr. Gary Wade, Vice President of Law Enforcement, Federal and Military Sales for their continued support of the IACP Foundation!

Survivors' Scholarships -
Survivors' Education Law Enforcement Trust Scholarship
Awardees announced!

The Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the three scholarships awards for dependant family members of officers fallen or permanently disabled in the line of duty.
The SELECT program supports the continuing education needs of dependant family members by helping to defray educational costs for undergraduate or graduate studies.
Congratulations to awardees for the 2011-2012 school year:
Michael Brousseau, whose father James Brousseau of the Los Angeles, CA Police Department was permanently disabled in the line of duty.
Erin Hunter, whose father Sgt. Gregory Hunter of the Grand Prairie, TX Police Department was killed in the line of duty.
Brennan Zotovich, whose mother Melissa Zotovich of the City of Fullerton, CA Police Department was permanently disabled in the line of duty.
CLICK HERE to read more about their compelling stories.