K9 Ringo is on the way! - Charlottesville Police Foundation

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K9 Ringo is on the way! - Charlottesville Police Foundation
November 2013
In this issue…
K9 Ringo
Awards Dinner
Community Partnerships
K9 Ringo is on the way!
Board of Directors
This past spring, the Charlottesville com-
Jon Bright
The Spectacle Shop
munity rallied behind the Charlottesville
Police Department to raise funds for a
Heather Carlton
McGuireWoods
new officer… one with four legs and an
Randy Castleman
Chair, CPF
Court Square Ventures
Mark Cave
Country Dogs LLC
Chris Craytor
ACAC
Mary Loose DeViney
Tuel Jewelers
Jeff Gaffney
Better Homes &
Gardens Real Estate III
Dan Goodall
Treasurer, CPF
VNBTrust
nose that can’t be beat! All total, the CPF
received $12,000 towards the purchase
of a K9. This Fall, “Ringo” the dog was
selected by the Department and sent to
training in the Norfolk area with his handler. Ringo has one more month of training before he will head to Charlottesville to begin his career with the
CPD.
The CPF wants to thank each and every one of the individuals and
businesses who contributed to the purchase of Ringo. The community as a whole will benefit from having this valuable resource as a
part of our police team. A police K9 is primarily used for its superior
sense of smell. However, a dog’s mere presence during tense encounters with suspects often results in compliance. Many times this
Rachel Harmon
UVA Law School
can even prevent the use of deadly force and save lives. The city
uses cross-trained Patrol/Narcotics dogs to assist the patrol division.
Dreama Johnson
UVA
These highly trained teams are certified in detecting narcotics,
tracking and locating suspects and evidence, apprehending violent
Shawn Johnson
Greenwood Lending
Timothy Longo, Sr.
Ex officio
Charlottesville Police
Department
Antonio Rice
UVA
Executive Director
Mindy Goodall
criminals, and handler protection.
Thank you to our K9 Sponsors:
Anonymous
Albemarle/Charlottesville Regional Jail
Betty Abbott
George H Benford II
Barbara Bonesteel
Kyle Boynton
David and Anne Brown
Robert and Barbara Bruner
Anne Candella
Heather Carlton
Carpet Plus
Randy Castleman
Charlottesville Albemarle Kennel Club
Philander and Jean Chase
Country Dogs, LLC
The Dogg House
Peter and Mary Eades
Jeffrey Ferrill
Contance and Eugene Flamm
Georgetown Veterinary Hospital
Margaret Haugen and Sylvia Guengerich
Collette Hall
Doris Haverstick
Brian Kannry
Steve Kennedy
Linda Lester
Lucian Lewis
Thomas Martin
Elaine Maxcy
Susan McGinnis
David and Forrest Mitchell
James Neale
New Dominion Bookshop
William Nitchmann
Seth Oldham
Rose Marie Owen
Ronald Rhodes
Melissa Wolf Riley
Felicia Rogan
Snooky's Pawnshop
Barbara Spellman & Fred Schauer
Brad and Cara Smith
Jane Dittmar and Frank Squillace
Jo Lee Tarbell
Kenneth G Tilley Jr
Wavecrest Fitness & Massage
Website Reactions, LLC
Betty Wessel
Llwanda Williams
Felicia Winograd
Helen Wolford
Bradford Worrall
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The Community Says “Thank You”
“Do not for a moment think that
your acts of bravery, selflessness
and self-sacrifice go unnoticed. “
“When we grow up, we want to
be just like you. You help us stay
safe from bad guys. “
“We appreciate your compassion,
your dedication, your empathy,
and your positivity. “
“From the bottom of my heart, thank you all for the services you provide to
crime victims. Your treatment and care of victims on the front lines is essential
to their healing and ability to move forward with their lives. Never forget the
impact you can make. “
Last month, the CPF once again hosted the Charlottesville Police Department’s annual
Awards Dinner. We asked the community to “Treat a Cop to Dinner” by donating as
well as send a “Message of Thanks” that we would share with the officers. The quotes
above are just a sample of the messages that we received. Officers and their families
not only enjoyed a special night out, a delicious meal, fabulous raffle and door prizes,
but felt the support and gratitude from community members and businesses.
At the dinner, Chief Longo recognized the outstanding contributions and efforts of our
city’s finest. He shared stories of officers going above and beyond the call of duty in
heroic ways. Awards were given to more than two dozen recipients for awe-inspiring
police work, including:
 The assistance provided by a citizen store owner who helped remove a con-man
from the streets.
 An officer’s swift actions to apprehend a suspect who attempted to abduct a 19
year old UVA student.
 The kindness of three officers who pooled their own money to secure a hotel
room and food for a homeless woman and child on the street.
 An officer’s rapid response to perform CPR on an unresponsive man until medics
arrived, thereby saving his life.
We appreciate all the friends and sponsors who helped support this event and said
“thank you” to the men and women who work tirelessly to protect our community
and help create a safe and desirable place for individuals and businesses to reside and
flourish.
To discuss a targeted or substantial donation, or to find out more about a particular
program, email Mindy Goodall, Executive Director of CPF at
[email protected]
Thank you to our Awards Dinner
Sponsors:
Angus Arrington - Real Estate III
Bashir's Taverna
Lillian and Michael Bevier
Blue Whale Books
Jack Bocock - Dynamis Fund
Kyle Boynton
Robert and Barbara Bruner
Darryl Brown and Carolyn Capps
Carriage Cleaners
Mark Cave
The Ceiling and Floor Shop, Inc.
Philander and Jean Chase
Commonwealth Assisted Living LLC
Complete Nutrition Charlottesville
Downtown Business Association of
Charlottesville
Downtown Grille
Dragonfly Libellule Boutique
Jeffrey Ferrill
Eileen Leonard Foster
Fernando Garay
Erin Garvey
Joe and Sally Gieck
Great Eastern Management
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Harris Teeter
Robert and Susan Hodous
Dreama Johnson
Harold Kahn
Steve Knick
Lee's Hallmark Card Shop
Men & Boys Shop
Wistar Morris and Karen Moran
Maple Ridge Group
The Nook
Pasta Valente
Penelope
James & Ann Reel
Marie Reyman
Richey & Co. Shoes
Mary Ropka
Sal's Caffe Italia
Terry & Allen Shotwell
Skyline Cleaners
The Spectacle Shop
STARS
Nona Taylor
Timberlake Drugstore
Tuel Jewelers
Vita Nova Pizza & Pasta Bar
Felicia Winograd
Wintergreen Resort
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Community Partnerships
We are always excited when local professionals seek to use their skills and areas of expertise to benefit our community.
Over the past couple of months, two partnerships have developed that we’d like to highlight...both of which will not
only benefit the Charlottesville Police Department, but ALL local police, fire, and rescue personnel.

Orthotics Clinic: The Charlottesville/Albemarle Fire-Police Orthotic Clinic is a new program
created by Brett Richey of Richey & Co. Shoes and our area’s foot health community to
benefit our local first responders. Custom orthotics provide additional support to alleviate
pain or reduce the chance of injury. Many foot ailments can be successfully treated with
custom foot orthotics. These orthotics normally cost $300 to $500 per pair, and often are
not covered by insurance. Through this new program, first responders can visit any one of
the participating doctors and receive custom foot orthotics for a small fee. What a creative
idea to help people who are on their feet helping others!

Wills for Heroes: Founded after the 9/11 tragedies, The Wills for Heroes national
program provides essential legal documents free of charge to our nation’s first responders, including wills, living wills, and powers of attorney. By helping first responders plan now, they ensure their family's legal affairs are in order in the event that a
tragedy occurs. Local attorneys Julie A. King and Melissa Wolf Riley wanted to bring this
national program to the Charlottesville area to "protect those who protect us." The
program will take place in Spring 2014.
Etcetera...
Here’s what else is going on at the CPF:

Congratulations to the recent graduates of the Citizens
Police Academy! This 10 week course gives local citizens
an in-depth look inside the CPD and its role in the community.

Welcomed 7 new officers to the Department with a dinner following their Academy graduation.

Sponsored Domestic Violence training for officers in May.
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Sent a Sergeant to the National Criminal Justice Command College in Richmond this summer/fall. He brings the valuable knowledge he gained from this class back to the CPD for all to benefit.
Want to know how you can get involved? Check out our website at www.cvillepolicefoundation.org or use the enclosed
envelope to make a tax-deductible donation.
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[email protected]
The CPF is an independent
nonprofit organization of
local citizens who help our
police get the tools and
training they need to do
their best work.
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The CPF is grateful for all of the donations we have received the past 12 months from the following businesses and individuals.
LEADERS ($1,000+)
Terry & Allen Shotwell
Scott’s Backhoe Service
Harold Kahn
Anonymous
Brad and Cara Smith
Dede Smith
Brian Kannry
Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band in
the CACF
Snooky’s Pawnshop
Jo Lee Tarbell
Michael Latsko
The Spectacle Shop
Nona Taylor
Lee's Hallmark Card Shop
Mark Cave—Country Dogs
Barbara Spellman & Fred Schauer
Timberlake Drugstore
Linda Lester
Crutchfield
STARS
Virginia National Bank
Lucian Lewis
Jeffrey Ferrill
Tiger Fuel
Volvo of Charlottesville
Elaine Maxcy
Hantzmon Wiebel
Tuel Jewelers
Betty Wessel
Susan McGinnis
LexisNexis
SUPPORTERS ($100-$249)
Felicia Winograd
James Neale III and Susan Neale
Marjorie Adam Team
Betty Abbott
Albemarle/Charlottesville Regional Jail
Lillian and Michael Bevier
Wintergreen Resort
New Dominion Bookshop
Helen Wolford
James & Stephanie Nohrnberg
Bradford Worrall
The Nook
FRIENDS ($1-$99)
Oyster House Antiques
Angus Arrington
Penelope
Barbara Bonesteel
James & Ann Reel
Bashir's Taverna
Tom and Heidi Rees
George H Benford II
Mercer Reeves
Darryl Brown and Carolyn Capps
Marie Reyman
David and Anne Brown
Richey & Co. Shoes
Bill Nitchmann
Starr Hill - Red Light Fund
SPONSORS ($250-$999)
Kyle Boynton
Robert and Barbara Bruner
Carpet Plus
Blue Whale Books
Jack Bocock
Randy Castleman
Philander and Jean Chase
The Ceiling and Floor Shop
Commonwealth Assisted Living
Downtown Business Assoc of Cville
The Downtown Grille
Georgetown Veterinary Hospital
Charlottesville Albemarle Kennel Club
Dan and Mindy Goodall
Anne Candella
Melissa Wolf Riley
Susan W. Davenport And W. Edgar Spigle
Fund
Jane Dittmar and Frank Squillace
The Dogg House
Great Eastern Management
Carriage Cleaners
Mary Ropka
Steve Kennedy
Complete Nutrition Charlottesville
Sal's Caffe Italia
Steve Knick
Dragonfly Libellule Boutique
Skyline Cleaners
Maple Ridge Group
Contance and Eugene Flamm
Lloyd Snook & Sheila Haughey
Thomas Martin
Eileen Leonard Foster
Staples Barber Shop
Men & Boy's Shop
Fernando Garay
Kristin Szakos
Leigh Middleditch, Jr
Erin Garvey
Kenneth G Tilley Jr
Seth Oldham
Joe and Sally Gieck
Vita Nova Pizza & Pasta Bar
Rose Marie Owen
William S. Gray
Wavecrest Fitness & Massage
Pasta Valente
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Website Reactions, LLC
Susan and L.F. Payne
Margaret Haugen and Sylvia Guengerich
Llwanda Williams
Ronald Rhodes
Doris Haverstick
Felicia Rogan
Robert and Susan Hodous
Heather Carlton
CBRE
Peter and Mary Eades
Collette Hall
Harris Teeter
Dreama Johnson
Audrey and John Lewis
McGuire Woods
David and Forrest Mitchell
Wistar Morris and Karen Moran
James Neale