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Kentucky State Police Release “Silent Night” Video Honoring Fallen Officers

December 21, 2019
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The video features Santa looking at pictures and ornaments with names and badge numbers of State Troopers and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officers killed while on the job.

Several Eastern Kentucky Trooper’s names are featured in the video.

The video is set to the popular Christmas song “Silent Night”

 

 
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The agency listed the following fallen officers in their tribute:

Kentucky State Police Fallen Heroes:

Patrolman James P. Hays
Patrolman Robert L. Rowland
Patrolman Capt. Vernon C. Snellen
Patrolman Mose H. Littrell
Patrolman Houston Greene
Patrolman Vadas G. Richardson
Trooper Harold J. Toll
Trooper Robert R. Miller
Trooper Lee T. Huffman
Trooper Herbert C. Bush
Trooper William E. Tevis
Trooper Elmer Mobley Jr.
Trooper Cecil W. Uzzle
Trooper Delano G. Powell
Trooper Mack E. Brady
Trooper William H. Barrett
Trooper James W. McNeely
Officer David T. Childs
Trooper Walter O. Thurtell
Trooper Joseph Ward Jr.
Lieutenant William C. Smith
Trooper John W. Hutchinson
Trooper Bobby A. McCoun Jr.
Trooper William F. Pickard
Lieutenant Willis D. Martin
Trooper Clinton E. Cunningham
Trooper Edward R. Harris
Trooper Jerome S. Clifton
Detective Darrell V. Phelps
Trooper Johnny M. Edrington
Trooper Johnny G. Adkins
Officer Jason W. Cammack
Trooper Jonathan K. Leonard
Trooper Anson B. Tribby
Trooper Eric K. Chrisman
Sergeant David R. Gibbs
Trooper J. Cameron Ponder

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