St.L. MO man w Facebook page shares stories of police good deeds

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http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/...cle_8df799d8-d38f-5813-a3f8-635207d95876.html July 28

"A St. Louis man has started a Facebook page for people to share positive stories about police officers.Karl Lund, a former U.S. Army police officer, said he and a friend were inspired ... after hearing a local talk radio host request similar submissions from listeners.The page's first post was on July 18..."

Positive Police Stories St. LouisRead stories at: https://www.facebook.com/positivepolicestoriesstl/
 
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