BROOKINGS – Brookings Police officers are wearing purple and teal ribbons on their uniforms in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and also will have purple ribbon car magnets declaring “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” on their patrol cars in October.
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BROOKINGS – Brookings Police officers are wearing purple and teal ribbons on their uniforms in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and also will have purple ribbon car magnets declaring “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” on their patrol cars in October.
Shown above are, from left, BPD Assistant Chief Joe Fishbaugher, Sgt. Tony Sonnenburg, Brookings Domestic Abuse Shelter Executive Assistant Carolyn Groves and Lt. Terry Coon.