Falmouth Police Law Enforcement Memorial

The Falmouth Police Law Enforcement Memorial page is dedicated to those who have died in the line of duty while serving as a Falmouth Police Officer.

Memorial Garden

Thanks to the contributions of generous community partners, the Falmouth Police Department built a Police Memorial Garden. Each year on National Police Memorial Day we honor the memory of Officer Samuel Pierce, and all law enforcement officers who have fallen in the line of duty. Please join us for a ceremony at the Falmouth Police Department on Friday, May 17, 2019 at 10 a.m.

Links:

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial

Massachusetts Law Enforcement Memorial

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Patrolman Samuel Pierce

Falmouth Police Department, MA
End of Watch: Wednesday, August 16, 1933
Cause of Death: Motorcycle accident
Age: 37
Years of Service: 1

Patrolman Pierce was on patrol when his motorcycle was struck by a vehicle. Patrolman Pierce died at the scene of a fractured skull. The driver was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and operating to endanger (National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, Washington, DC. Panel W-42, Line 27).

Left to right: Paul Bradley, a sergeant with the Pawtucket Police Dept., and a great-great-nephew of Officer Pierce, great-nephew Frank Seaman of Hyannis, and great-great-nephew Walter Benjamin, a lieutenant with MA Dept. of Correction.

Left to right: Paul Bradley, a sergeant with the Pawtucket Police Dept., and a great-great-nephew of Officer Pierce, great-nephew Frank Seaman of Hyannis, and great-great-nephew Walter Benjamin, a lieutenant with MA Dept. of Correction.

Memorial Day Parade (2015)

Grave Site Visits of Falmouth Police Officers