Ann Arbor Police Officer Steven Hill Wins Award For Bravery, May 1973
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Ann Arbor News, May 30, 1973
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'Snoopy' Rides With Steve - Steven Hill, a limited duty officer with the Ann Arbor Police Department assigned to dog control, is accustomed to riding around with real animals, not wooden ones. Here officer Hill holds a wooden carving of "Snoopy," the comic strip character, given to him by the Ann Arbor Police Officers Association for his part in the apprehension last February of three bank robbery suspects. The plaque was carved by Patrolman Al Padilla. Hill, whose father is Police Lt. Richard G. Hill, also received a departmental bravery citation and a valor recognition from the National Police Officers Association. Hill, who recently turned 21, has applied for a job as a uniformed patrolman with Ann Arbor's police force.
Ann Arbor News, May 30, 1973
Caption
'Snoopy' Rides With Steve - Steven Hill, a limited duty officer with the Ann Arbor Police Department assigned to dog control, is accustomed to riding around with real animals, not wooden ones. Here officer Hill holds a wooden carving of "Snoopy," the comic strip character, given to him by the Ann Arbor Police Officers Association for his part in the apprehension last February of three bank robbery suspects. The plaque was carved by Patrolman Al Padilla. Hill, whose father is Police Lt. Richard G. Hill, also received a departmental bravery citation and a valor recognition from the National Police Officers Association. Hill, who recently turned 21, has applied for a job as a uniformed patrolman with Ann Arbor's police force.
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1973
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May
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